About St. John's

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The City of St John’s

St John’s is the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador. The metropolitan area has a population of about 175,000. It is the most easterly port and oldest city in North America. But do not let its age fool you, it is the site of many world class facilities including an international centre in marine science and technology. A mosaic of fishing villages, cultural festivals and wildlife tours bring variety to the city The rich history and culture and affinity for “small town” quality of life make the city a pleasure in which to live, work and play. St. John’s boasts sports clubs and recreation facilities as well as the only public fluvarium in North America. Take a break, go whale and iceberg watching, browse the shops on Water Street, visit the Newfoundland Museum, watch the sunrise on Cape Spear…the most easterly point in all of North America. The options are endless!

Memorial University

Here is a map of the Memorial University St. John’s Campus. The circled locations are:
13: The Inco Innovation Centre
H: Hatcher House Residence
C: R. Gushue Dining Hall

June Weather in St. John’s

The weather in St. John’s at this time of year is very variable. The days are moderately warm with temperatures ranging from 10 to 19 degrees celsius. The nights are rather cool. A pullover and a raincoat can, at times, be useful.

Dining in St. John’s

There are many fine places to eat around town. Many of these establishments have been listed on the City’s official web site, and can be found here

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