St. Johns in Newfoundland, Canada is the capital city of the province and is located on the northeast coast of the Avalon Peninsula. Nestled in the harbour with hills that run towards the ocean and buildings, streets and houses in a variety of colors. A town full of extraordinary life with a special atmosphere that makes any visitor feel welcome.
The downtown area is just north of St. Johns Harbour with the rest of this stunning city stretching across the landscape to the west, north and east. In the downtown area of St Johns, Newfoundland there is always a great deal of entertainment to be found.
Nightclubs are plentiful along the cobblestone street and pubs are nestled in corners of the streets. All types of musical events...
... are found outside along the lanes as well as many of them being in the indoor establishments.
Galleries, museums, hotels and historic churches are just some of the tourist attractions to explore while in St. Johns, Newfoundland. Many special events are held downtown throughout the year with the Royal St. Johns Regatta being one of the oldest that began in 1825 and still continues every August.
When you visit St. Johns, Newfoundland you will find one of the oldest English founded cities in North America with a great deal of history behind it. Once you have been to St. Johns, Newfoundland, you will make every effort to return to this amazing city.
St John's downtown, St John's, Newfoundland, Canada, North America
The historic buildings are part of the charm of the downtown core of St. Johns, Newfoundland in Canada.
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