Newfoundland Travel Guide: Best Things to Do in ST. JOHN'S 

You guys rock!Cant wait to visit!You are so entertaining and informative and present a good picture of the island of NFLD and St Johns as well.Keep it up eh? lol.:)

@@marcspector9188 Wow, thanks so much for the kind words. :) Off to the Arctic Monday!

Hi sir. Can u tell me that if i will come in st.parrie and mequleon then can i visite to Newfoundland without any problem?

Hafiz Sohail yes

I want to visit please

Its such a special place eh?

Awesome! It's a beautiful city

We don't blame ya :)

True! Even more easterly than the carribean islands

Glad we inspired you to visit. When's your next trip?

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it! We have many more coming up too, including the Viking Trail Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Newfoundland Food, and more!

Thanks! Glad you liked it :)

Thank you so much :)

Thanks!

Thank you so much!

Thank you

Thanks!

@@MustDoCanada you are always welcome.

Thank you! It's a wonderful place, albeit a bit chilly at times :)

Glad you liked it. We hope to go back this year but who knows. Where r u from?

Must Do Canada hi my friend,I am really excited about you send me back. I from China , in Ottawa now.

@@user-dp3ri2wt2q oh cool, live in Ottawa now?

Must Do Canada yes ，in Ottawa 10 yers, how are about you ?

@@user-dp3ri2wt2q Oh wow, what inspired you to move to Ottawa? We are in Calgary

Yes, a lot of hard work paid off :)

@@MustDoCanada for sure. You guys are so hard working too. To make this happen for us.

@@healthtipsfitnessmyntra9147 Thank you so much Rohit

Very cool! Such a pretty spot and walking distance to the city

haha yes, an extra 30 minutes

@@MustDoCanada It's one hour later then Eastern Time or at least part of the year. It is now anyway. 4/21/21.

@@manie3232 Oh, right yes, but then NFLD is an extra half hour past EST. They have their own time zoine hah

What would we show at a university?

@@MustDoCanada Universities history, rankings or locations.

Generally, June to September is the warmest.

@@MustDoCanada thank you!

Haha they do!

Labradorians

It's why the name of the province was changed in 2001 from Newfoundland to Newfoundland and Labrador in order to recognize them

George Street has more bars, pubs, and night clubs per capita then any other street in North America its definitely the biggest party street in Canada lol

Also stays open well into the morning

granville street, duh

Hmm, not sure. You should already have a Canadian one, although the US often makes people choose. In Canada, you can have multipl

No, highest building is maybe 10 stories

No its like new york there cant you tell from the pictures n video ! :)

@@fuckstarvineskcrew2262 but whole st john's isn't covered in this video

We have many low rise buildings in the downtown core but because it's the oldest city in North America they've enforced very strict height regulations down there in order to preserve the heritage and view of the city. The tallest building in the city however is the confederation building, it's much further north into the city and serves as the provincial parliamentary building. Many people only ever see the downtown area of St John's but in terms of the cities borders it's about 4 times the size of San Francisco.

@@Countrybananas This is very interesting..Are you from there, then? May I ask?..are the rents in St Johns affordable compared to other bigger provincial cities in Canada? Also, would you say that your city is quite diverse in terms of population's nationalities and languages ? (Or is it predominantly british/scottish /irish?) and the last question..for someone moving from another province is it difficult to find a job?

The only whale hunting I know of in Canada is belugas up in the arctic with the indigenous. Are you vegan?

They dont kill whales and seal hunting is a very humane and necessary practice. In fact the seal population is out of control at the moment and they are killing off many fish populations especially cod.

@@Countrybananas I was referring to Farley Mowat's book, A Whale for the Killing. No matter how long they will never be able to shake off the bad reputation for killing whales and seals. I would prefer to suggest that the lack of fish is a result of modern fishing boats as compared to wooden ships from 100 years ago.

@@martinsinclair55 I don't think you have enough knowledge on Newfoundland to be making claims like that. Newfoundlanders don't have a bad reputation for whaling or sealing and they're generally regarded as the nicest people in the world. Whaling was a common practice amongst all seaboard countries for hundreds of years and it hasn't taken place in Newfoundland since 1972. Sealing is extremely necessary. Its highly regulated/ humane in order to keep the population in check and keep them from destroying entire ecosystems, I guarantee that you can't give me a reason as to why it shouldn't occur. Also it's not about what you'd prefer to suggest, Newfoundland is very strict and again highly regulated when it comes to monitoring and protecting its cod fish populations and has only put more emphasis on doing so since the cod moratorium of the early 90s. You can find countless articles on how bad seals are for cod populations in Newfoundland. So dont talk to me about modern fishing boats when Canada shut down one of the oldest fisheries in the world causing what is now known as the largest industrial layoff in Canadian history in which 40,000 people lost their livelihood all to protect the precious cod who were only being over fished by other countries not staying in international waters and respecting their borders. You have no idea of the hardships newfoundlanders have faced and the perseverance they've shown. Try looking in your own backyard for your own ecological sins before criticizing theres because they're one of the most environmentally/ecologically friendly places on earth and you'd be lucky to live there.

haha not sure if that's good or bad :)

I haven;t met a single person who has visited Newfoundland and not fallen in love with it.

Tassle56, If that , which you wrote here is true, then why are you continuing living there..I am from another province and so far I only heard that Newfoundlanders are the nicest in the country..

Didn't your mama teach you.... "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all."