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St. John's) 32 Saint-Pierre Pointe-Blanche (Saint- Battle Harbour (Labrador) 101 Pierre) 129 Battle Harbour, Lieu Historique National St 152 index A Bateau 129 Aéroports Battery, The (St. John's) 32 Saint-Pierre Pointe-Blanche (Saint- Battle Harbour (Labrador) 101 Pierre) 129 Battle Harbour, Lieu historique national St. John’s International Airport de l’Arrondissement-Historique-de (St. John's) 128 (Labrador) 102 Alimentation 35, 66, 120 Beaches Arts & Heritage Centre Anglican Cathedral of St. John the (Eastport) 69 Baptist (St. John's) 31 Beothuk Interpretation Centre Anse Amour, Lieu historique national Provincial Historic Site (Boyd's de l' (Labrador) 100 Cove) 71 Arches Provincial Park (Terre-Neuve) 91 Blow Me Down Provincial Park (Terre- Argent 136 Neuve) 80 Argentia (Terre-Neuve) 52 Bonavista, péninsule de (Terre-Neuve) 63 Arrivée 128 Bonavista (Terre-Neuve) 64 Artisanat 36, 66, 82, 89, 95, 102, 107, Bonne Bay (Terre-Neuve) 88 113, 120, 125 Boutte du Cap (Cape St. George) 81 Autocar 134 Boyd’s Cove (Terre-Neuve) 71 Avalon, péninsule d' (Terre-Neuve) 45 Brigus (Terre-Neuve) 57 Avalon Wilderness Reserve (Terre- Broom Point Fishing Premises (Terre- Neuve) 49 Neuve) 89 Avion 135 Burin, péninsule de (Terre-Neuve) 59 B Burin (Terre-Neuve) 59 Baccalieu Trail (Terre-Neuve) 54 C Baie Verte, péninsule de (Terre-Neuve) 76 Canada Day 148 Bakeapple Folk Festival 150 Cape Anguille (Terre-Neuve) 83 Bank of Nova Scotia (Burin) 59 Cape Bonavista Lighthouse Provincial Bars et boîtes de nuit Happy Valley-Goose Bay 108 Historic Site (Bonavista) 64 Saint-Pierre 122 Cape Onion (Terre-neuve) 96 St. John's 40 Cape Shore, The (Terre-Neuve) 51 Woody Point 90 Cape St. George (Terre-Neuve) 81 Basilica Cathedral of St. John the Cape St. Mary’s Ecological Reserve Baptist (St. John's) 30 (Terre-Neuve) 52 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894647226 153 Captain James Cook Historic Site Eastport (Terre-Neuve) 69 (Corner Brook) 80 Edmund Montague Exhibit Hall Carbonear (Terre-Neuve) 55 (Labrador City) 107 Carrières-de-Pierre-à-Savon-Fleur- Église morave (Nain) 110 de-Lys, Lieu historique national des Église Notre-Dame des Ardilliers (Terre-Neuve) 76 (Miquelon-Langlade) 125 Castle Hill, Lieu historique national de Électricité 138 (Placentia) 52 Épave du Transpacific (Île aux Centres commerciaux 37 Marins) 118 Channel-Port aux Basques (Terre- Équitation 82 Neuve) 81 Établissement-Ryan, Lieu historique Churchill Falls Generating Station national de l' (Bonavista) 64 (Churchill Falls) 106 Churchill Falls (Labrador) 106 Excursions en mer 35, 50, 65, 73, 82, 89, 95 Climat 137 Colony of Avalon (Ferryland) 48 F Commissariat Provincial Historic Site (St. John's) 30 Ferryland Lighthouse (Ferryland) 48 Conception Bay Museum (Harbour Ferryland (Terre-Neuve) 48 Grace) 56 Festival des Vikings vers l'Ouest 149 Conche (Terre-Neuve) 94 Festivals et événements 148 Corner Brook (Terre-Neuve) 80 Bakeapple Folk Festival 150 Cottage-Hawthorne, Lieu historique Canada Day 148 national (Brigus) 57 Festival des Vikings vers l'Ouest 149 Crow Head (Terre-Neuve) 72 Fête Basque 150 Crystall Falls (Labrador) 107 Fête des Marins 148 Cupids Cove Plantation Provincial Fête nationale française 149 Historic Site (Terre-Neuve) 56 George Street Festival 149 Cupids Legacy Centre (Cupids) 56 Les 25 km de Miquelon 148 Cupids (Terre-Neuve) 56 Rallye des Cousins 150 Royal St. John’s Regatta 149 D Salmon Festival 149 Décalage horaire 138 Shamrock Folk Festival 149 Deer Lake (Terre-Neuve) 77 St. John’s Days 148 Déplacements 131 Tattoo de Signal Hill 148 Détroit de Belle Isle (Labrador) 100 The Great Labrador Canoe Race 150 Distillerie 52 Writers at Woody Point 150 Dungeon Provincial Park (Terre-Neuve) 65 Fête Basque (Saint-Pierre) 150 Fête des Marins (Saint-Pierre) 148 E Fête nationale française (Saint- East Coast Trail (Terre-neuve) 50 Pierre) 149 Easton, Peter 57 Fishermen’s Museum (Salvage) 69 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894647226 154 Fishing Point (St. Anthony) 94 Hébergement 138 Fluvarium (St. John's) 34 Battle Harbour 104 Fogo Island Marine Interpretation Bonavista 68 Centre (Fogo Island) 72 Brigus 57 Fogo Island (Terre-Neuve) 72 Cape Anguille 83 Cape Onion 96 Fogo Island Tourist Chalet (Fogo Island) 72 Cape St. George 83 Formalités 128 Corner Brook 83 Fortune Ferry Terminal (Fortune) 62 Fogo Island 75 French Bread Ovens (Terre-Neuve) 80 Grand Bank 62 French Shore Interpretation Centre Happy Adventure 75 (Conche) 94 Happy Valley-Goose Bay 108 Fronton Basque (Saint-Pierre) 117 Labrador City 108 L’Anse-au-Clair 104 G L'Anse aux Meadows 96 Galeries d’art 74 Miquelon-Langlade 126 Gander (Terre-Neuve) 69 Nain 113 George Street Festival 149 North West River 108 parc national du Gros-Morne 90 Government House (St. John's) 30 Placentia 53 Governor’s Staircase (Terre-Neuve) 82 Red Bay 103 Gower Street (St. John's) 31 Rocky Harbour 90 Grand Bank (Terre-Neuve) 62 Saint-Pierre 122 Grand Barachois (Miquelon-Langlade) 125 St. John's 41 Grand Bay West Beach (Channel-Port Trinity 68 aux Basques) 81 Trout River 90 Grande Péninsule du Nord (Terre-Neuve) 91 Twillingate 75 Grand Falls-Windsor (Terre-Neuve) 72 Heritage Square (Burin) 59 Green Family Forge (Trinity) 63 Heritage Tree (Steady Brook) 80 Grenfell Historic Properties Heures d'ouverture 140 (St. Anthony) 94 Hiscock House (Trinity) 63 Gros-Morne, parc national du (Terre- Hopedale (Labrador) 110 Neuve) 85 Humber Arm (Corner Brook) 80 H I Happy Adventure (Terre-Neuve) 69 Île aux Marins (Saint-Pierre) 118 Happy Valley-Goose Bay Insectes 145 (Labrador) 105 Irish Loop (Terre-Neuve) 45 Harbour Grace (Terre-Neuve) 55 Harbourside Park (St. John's) 32 J Heart’s Content Cable Station Jellybean Row (St. John's) 31 Provincial Historic Site (Terre- Johnson GEO CENTRE (St. John's) 32 Neuve) 54 Jordi Bonet Murals (St. Anthony) 94 Heart’s Content (Terre-Neuve) 54 Jours fériés 140 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894647226 155 L Lighthouse Picnics (Ferryland) 48 Labrador 97 Little Sandy Cove (Terre-Neuve) 69 Labrador City (Labrador) 107 Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse (Terre- Labrador Coastal Drive (Labrador) 97 Neuve) 88 Labrador Gateway (Labrador City) 107 Location de voitures 132, 133 Labrador Heritage Museum (North Long Point Lighthouse (Twillingate) 72 West River) 106 M Labrador Military Museum (Happy Valley-Goose Bay) 105 Marble Mountain (Steady Brook) 80 La Grand’Terre (Terre-Neuve) 81 Marconi, Guglielmo 33 La Manche Provincial Park (Terre- Miquelon-Langlade (Saint-Pierre-et- Neuve) 50 Miquelon) 123 L’Anse-à-Canards (Terre-Neuve) 81 Mission-de-Hopedale, Lieu historique L’Anse-au-Clair (Labrador) 100 national de la (Hopedale) 110 L’Anse aux Meadows, Lieu historique Mission-Hebron, Lieu historique national de (Terre-Neuve) 93 national de la (Labrador) 112 L’Arche Musée et Archives (Saint- Monnaie 136 Pierre) 116 Monts-Torngat, parc national des Lawrence O’Brien Arts Centre (Happy (Labrador) 111 Valley-Goose Bay) 106 Monument acadien (Cape Les 25 km de Miquelon 148 St. George) 81 Les Salines (Saint-Pierre) 117 Musée Archipélitude (Île aux Lieux historiques nationaux Marins) 118 Anse Amour 100 Musée de Miquelon (Miquelon- Arrondissement-Historique-de-Battle Langlade) 125 Harbour 102 Musée Héritage (Saint-Pierre) 117 Carrières-de-Pierre-à-Savon-Fleur-de- Lys 76 Musique 37 Castle Hill 52 MV Northern Ranger (Labrador) 109 Cottage-Hawthorne 57 Myrick Wireless Interpretation Centre, Établissement-Ryan 64 The (Terre-Neuve) 49 L'Anse aux Meadows 93 Mission-de-Hebron 112 N Mission-de-Hopedale 110 Port au Choix 92 Nain (Nunatsiavut) 110 Red Bay 101 Newman Wine Vaults Provincial Signal Hill 33 Historic Site (St. John's) 27 Lieux historiques provinciaux North Atlantic Aviation Museum Beothuk Interpretation Centre 71 (Gander) 70 Cape Bonavista Lighthouse 64 North West River (Labrador) 106 Commissariat 30 Nunatsiavut (Labrador) 109 Cupids Cove Plantation 56 Heart’s Content Cable Station 54 O Newman Wine Vaults 27 Point Amour Lighthouse 100 Observation de la faune 119 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894647226 156 P Q Parcs et réserves Quai Éric Tabarly (Saint-Pierre) 115 Arches Provincial Park 91 Quidi Vidi Brewery (St. John's) 34 Avalon Wilderness Reserve 49 Quidi Vidi (St. John's) 34 Blow Me Down Provincial Park 80 Cape St. Mary’s Ecological Reserve 52 R Dungeon Provincial Park 65 La Manche Provincial Park 50 Rallye des Cousins 150 parc national des Monts-Torngat 111 Randonnée pédestre 35, 50, 73, 82, 89, parc national du Gros-Morne 85 102, 112, 119, 125 parc national Terra-Nova 68 Red Bay (Labrador) 101 Witless Bay Ecological Reserve 48 Red Bay, Lieu historique national de Passeport 128 (Labrador) 101 Pêche au saumon 102 Reddy House (Burin) 59 Péninsule d’Avalon (Terre-Neuve) 45 Renseignements touristiques 142 Péninsule de Baie Verte (Terre- Neuve) 76 Restaurants 143 Péninsule de Bonavista (Terre-Neuve) 63 Bonavista 67 Carbonear 57 Péninsule de Burin (Terre-Neuve) 59 Channel-Port aux Basques 83 Péninsule de Port au Port (Terre- Corner Brook 83 Neuve) 80 Grand Bank 62 Phare de Cape Anguille (Terre- Happy Adventure 74 Neuve) 83 Happy Valley-Goose Bay 108 Phare-de-Cap-Spear, Lieu historique Labrador City 108 national du (St. John's) 43 L’Anse-au-Clair 103 Phare de la Pointe aux Canons (Saint- Miquelon-Langlade 126 Pierre) 117 Placentia 53 Place du Général de Gaulle (Saint- Port au Choix 95 Pierre) 115 Red Bay 103 Placentia (Terre-Neuve) 52 Rocky Harbour 90 Plaisance (Terre-Neuve) 52 Saint-Pierre 121 Plongée sous-marine 44 St. Anthony 95 Point Amour Lighthouse Provincial St. John's 37 Historic Site (Labrador) 100 Trinity 66 Port au Choix, Lieu historique national Twillingate 74 (Terre-Neuve) 92 Woody Point 90 Port au Choix (Terre-Neuve) 91 Rising Tide Theatre (Trinity) 67 Port au Port, péninsule de (Terre-Neuve) 80 Rocky Harbour (Terre-Neuve) 88 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