13. St. John’s, Newfoundland
Victorian buildings and houses adorn the streets and venues of St. John’s, a town with a rich historical past. Most travelers come here to visit the famed Jellybean Row, an area that is adorned with houses that are uniquely designed and can be spotted right from the sea by sailors. All the houses in the row are similar in style and look identical. The city looks like an artist’s imaginative piece of work.
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