Signal Hill National Historic Site

I didn't expect that Signal Mountain can not only be watched, but also "eat" [naughty] blueberries all over the mountains. In addition to the small head, the taste is the same as the supermarket bought. 😋 I really responded to that sentence: backing the mountain to eat the mountain 🤪

St. John's Signal Hill is the highest mountain here, and there are many buildings throughout the mountain, including an ancient castle dedicated to the bonfire signal, and there are cannons in the castle more than 200 years ago, which can be seen as a fortification. This is rare in New Zealand and is a historical monument.

Signal Hill is a famous national historical monument in Canada, located at an altitude of 116 metres above the entrance to the northeast harbor of St. Johns, Newfoundland and Labrador Province, Canada, facing the vast Atlantic Ocean. In 1901, Marconi received the first telegraph signal from across the Atlantic, so he named it Signal Hill.

Signal Hill next to St. John's is the commanding heights of the region, formerly a military fortress that held the Gulf, and now a historical relic of Canada's colonial past. It is condescending and has a bird's-eye view of the entire bay and St John's. It is very beautiful and it is refreshing to stand here overlooking the beautiful scenery.

Signal Hill National Historic Site, one of the famous national historical monuments in Canada, is located at the commanding height of St. Johns, Newfoundland and Labrador Province, Canada, facing the vast Atlantic Ocean, from its geographical location, you can know its strategic position, and many castles in the UK, Like forts, it is used to resist invasion by external enemies. Signal Hill stands at 116 metres above sea level at the entrance of the harbor on the northeast outskirts of St Johns and extends to Duckworth Street in the city. Due to its special geographical location and dangerous terrain, it has been the communication center of St. John from the 18th century Anglo-French War to World War II. It was also the last battle between the British and French armies in 1762 for the colonial power in North America, and several 18th and 19th century sites remain on the mountain. The stone Cabot Tower on the mountain, built for the sixtieth anniversary of Queen Victoria's reign and the 400th anniversary of Cabot's sailing, is now a landmark in St John's. The first floor of the tower is a souvenir shop and the second floor is to introduce the history of Signal Hill. The third floor is lined with flags of past use. In 1901, Marconi received the first telegraph signal from the other side of the Atlantic near Cabot Tower. The Signal Hill overlooks the entire St Johns, the winding coastline, and the colourful feel. There are also a lot of trails to walk lightly, about 50 minutes down. In addition, there is also a star Newfoundland dog, which is said to often appear here. If you are lucky, you can meet and take pictures with it. It is free and the owner is very nice. Highly recommended.