Oh, no! No, no! It's not long here! Hohohoho! Hello YouTube, my name is Mike with where's my two entertainment and this is my top buy place to visit in Newfoundland. Number 5. Signal Hill is one of the many tourist options in Johns and has been around since the 17th century. Your plan on visiting Signal Hill be prepared for climb. It features amazing hiking trails and spectacular views as simply can obviously miss. Signal Hill is actually the first location to receive the Transatlantic Wire Wireless Signal Mac in 1901. Number 4. The Johnson Geo Center is located in St. John's, actually on Signal Hill. This just could not be left though. The building itself is a true work of art from the exterior that draws the eye into the interior way they'll never want to leave. You can learn about everything from the Earth's core to the icebergs to the solar system and beyond at the Johnson Geo Center. And even those weddings! Number 3. George Street is a two block street from the heart of downtown St. John's. That currently holds the record for the most bars and pubs per square foot of any street in North America. That's a lot of bars and pubs. George Street hosts the annual George Street festival that simply cannot be missed if you have the type that loves to parodied. So check out George Street any Friday night. Number 2. Marvel Mound is situated in the town of Steddybrook and can be viewed nicely from the transcanada highway. It has an amazing view and 39 trails and runs that will push you to your limits. They have a train park for the Mars viewing experience. Just make sure you wear an extra few layers and watch out for the drawbind. Number 1. The most more national park is located near Milwaukee Harbor and can be seen from miles away. The park is filled with amazing mountainside hiking trails, seaside strolls and tons of camping grounds. The scenery will take your breath away. The park is estimated around 1800 square kilometers making it the second biggest national park in Atlanta, Canada. So if you're up for a hike, check out George's More National Park.