Places

Craft brewery + coffee shop in the old fire hall on Duckworth. Morning espresso, evening pints.

The city's grand old park — duck pond, Peter Pan statue, swimming pool in summer.

Independent bookshop on Duckworth with a fierce local-authors shelf.

The easternmost point of North America. Sunrise here beats your feed.

Artist-run centre on Harbour Drive showing contemporary NL and visiting artists.

Serious coffee and fresh bread on Duckworth. The sourdough sells out — go early.

Wood-fired bagels from a hole-in-the-wall. Cash, line-ups, zero regrets.

Long-running family-owned Indian spot on Duckworth — a newcomer favourite.

Neapolitan pizza certified by the AVPN — born on Duckworth Street, still family-run.

Neighbourhood espresso bar near MUN — student energy, proper flat whites.

Flat 3.8 km loop around the lake — the Royal St. John's Regatta course.

Water Street institution — touton BLTs, date squares, and half the city on a Saturday morning.

The city's crown — Cabot Tower, the North Head Trail, and the harbour narrows below.

Saturday market in the old Metrobus depot — producers, food stalls, and buskers.

Tiny café clinging to the cliffs on the way to Signal Hill. Worth the walk.

The province's museum, art gallery, and archives — the big building watching over the city.