Location ID: #10270928
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Port de Grave, a historic fishing community nestled on the tip of the Port de Grave Peninsula, provides a captivating and authentically Newfoundland setting for filming. The town paints a picture of coastal resilience, with colorful houses perched ...
Location ID: #10251212
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Fishing Stages in Fortune, Eastern
Location ID: #10250798
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This remote and rugged park is home to towering mountains, pristine fjords, glaciers, and diverse wildlife. Its breathtaking landscapes and challenging terrain make it a dream destination for capturing the raw beauty and adventure of the Canadian ...
Location ID: #10266502
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The Bonavista Lighthouse, a majestic landmark perched on the rugged cliffs of the Bonavista Peninsula, offers a visually stunning and historically rich setting for filming. The lighthouse's iconic red and white tower, set against the backdrop of the ...
Location ID: #10292554
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If your production is looking for a breathtaking coastal setting that can double as both a filming location and a retreat for cast and crew, allow me to introduce you to Cliff’s Edge Retreat — a stunning, versatile property perched above the ...
Location ID: #10266879
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The Big Stop in Mount Pearl, a bustling 24-hour diner and truck stop, offers a practical and versatile backdrop for a variety of film scenes. The restaurant's classic diner aesthetic, featuring comfortable booths, a long counter, and nostalgic ...
Location ID: #10283316
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Quirpon (pronounced Kar-poon) is a small, remote coastal settlement near the northernmost point of Newfoundland’s Great Northern Peninsula, known for its rugged beauty, traditional outport character, and proximity to Quirpon Island — home to a ...
Location ID: #10283315
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Deer Lake is a picturesque town located in western Newfoundland, situated along the banks of its namesake lake and the Humber River. Often referred to as the gateway to the island’s west coast, Deer Lake combines small-town charm with expansive ...
Location ID: #10283313
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Norstead Viking Village is a recreated Norse port of trade and living history site located just minutes from L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site at the northern tip of Newfoundland’s Great Northern Peninsula. Designed to authentically portray ...
Location ID: #10251251
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L’Anse aux Meadows is a world-renowned UNSECO archaeological site located at the northern tip of Newfoundland’s Great Northern Peninsula. Recognized as the first confirmed site of Norse settlement in North America, it offers an unparalleled historic ...
Location ID: #10283312
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L’Anse aux Meadows is a remote, windswept community located at the northernmost tip of Newfoundland’s Great Northern Peninsula. Known globally as the site of the first confirmed Norse settlement in North America, it is home to the UNESCO World ...
Location ID: #10283273
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St. Anthony is a remote coastal town located at the northern tip of Newfoundland’s Great Northern Peninsula. Positioned along a dramatic stretch of the North Atlantic coastline, St. Anthony offers a unique combination of traditional outport charm, ...
Location ID: #10283201
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Cook’s Harbour is a small, remote fishing village located near the northern tip of Newfoundland’s Great Northern Peninsula. Perched along a rocky coastline with sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, the town embodies the stark beauty and isolation ...
Location ID: #10283291
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Corner Brook is the largest city on Newfoundland’s west coast, situated at the mouth of the Humber River where it meets the Bay of Islands. Set against a dramatic backdrop of rolling hills, rugged cliffs, and wide waterways, the city blends urban ...
Location ID: #10283198
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Fishing Point Municipal Park is a dramatic coastal park located at the northern edge of St. Anthony, Newfoundland. Set along towering cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the park offers sweeping panoramic views, rugged landscapes, and a sense of ...
Location ID: #10283195
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The Great Viking Feast site is a full-scale replica of a Norse sod-style longhouse located on Fishing Point in St. Anthony, Newfoundland. Built partially into the landscape and modeled after Viking-era structures, the longhouse offers a highly ...
Location ID: #10283181
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Grenfell House is a well-preserved historic residence located on a hill overlooking the town of St. Anthony and the Atlantic Ocean. Built in 1909 for Dr. Wilfred Grenfell, a prominent figure in Newfoundland’s medical and social history, the house ...
Location ID: #10283179
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The Grenfell Interpretation Centre is a modern museum and historical exhibit space located in St. Anthony, Newfoundland. Dedicated to the legacy of Dr. Wilfred Grenfell and the Grenfell Mission, the Centre provides a versatile, well-maintained ...
Location ID: #10283175
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Lightkeeper’s Café is a bright, coastal restaurant perched near Fishing Point in St. Anthony, Newfoundland, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Known for its panoramic ocean views and proximity to the iconic Fishing Point Lighthouse, the café offers a ...
Location ID: #10251211
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Raleigh is a small, rugged fishing village located at the tip of Newfoundland’s Great Northern Peninsula, near the entrance to L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site. Set against a backdrop of towering cliffs, rocky shorelines, and windswept ...
Location ID: #10251449
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Nestled along the easternmost edge of North America, St. John’s Harbour is a natural, sheltered inlet tucked into the rocky coastline of Newfoundland and Labrador. Surrounded by steep hills and dramatic cliffs, the harbour opens into the Atlantic ...
Location ID: #10278438
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Memorial University’s St. John’s campus, established in 1925, unfolds across more than 220 acres and embodies a layered architectural history shaped by expansion and resilience. Dominated by bold mid-century institutional design, many of the ...
Location ID: #10278436
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The Arts and Culture Centre in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, is a cornerstone of the province’s artistic community, offering a blend of performance spaces, libraries, and rehearsal facilities. The building stands as a striking example of ...
Location ID: #10278435
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Constructed in 1982 on the historic site of Fort William, the hotel’s design reflects a modern aesthetic with a nod to its storied past. The structure features a glazed atrium supported by a distinctive tetrahedron space frame, allowing natural ...