This narrow passage between the Atlantic and the port of St. John's John's has seen centuries of commerce, adventure and smuggling. Once the scene of ingenuity during Prohibition, this is where everything happened in Newfoundland.

Discover the great artists who have shaped the province's sound identity: Ron Hynes, the Wonderful Grand Band, Émile Benoît and Great Big Sea. A lively and distinct musical culture, recognized far beyond the island.

An imposing Gothic Revival limestone building, built in 1904, that sits on top of the hill on Duckworth Street with its elaborate arches and characteristic turrets.

Colourful houses have become the most photographed symbol of the city. Real bursts of colour nestled in the sloping streets of the historic city centre, each with its own character.

A sober and solemn bronze sculpture of a fallen soldier, erected in the heart of the city on Water Street in tribute to Newfoundlanders who died in both World Wars, including the tragic Battle of Beaumont-Hamel in 1916.

The Check-out Point for Terry Fox's Marathon, where an exceptional young man took his first step across the country. A place full of emotion and Canadian pride.