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Did you know?

Avowed American Imperialist, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge (1850-1924), petitioned Washington to Annex the islands of Saint-Pierre & Miquelon, without success.

 

St-Pierre-et-Miquelon.com in the News and Publications

This website is featured in several publications, including the following:

  • Frommer's Newfoundland & Labrador Guide
  • Michelin's Green Guide for Canada
  • Lonely Planet Canada by Andrea Schulte-Peevers

This website was also featured in recent print articles, including:

  • Toronto Star, Feb. 5th 2005, French Islands bring Europe closer to Canada, Catherine George

Saint-Pierre & Miquelon Tourism in the News

What the travel experts have to say

From the moment you step on this tiny piece of French turf you'll have a sense of being magically transported to Europe.
- Catherine George, Toronto Star

On the charming islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon, residents feel a closer affinity with European French issues than they do with Quebec... - Foster Smith, National Post

Only Maurice Chevalier seemed to be missing on this Bastille Day in
this last forgotten speck of a French imperial holding
that once stretched from here to New Orleans.

- Clifford Krauss, New York Times. (Link)

The traveler for whom the glass is half empty would report that the French islands turned out to be neither glamorous, cosmopolitan nor exciting. I take another tack: They are better than that, being genuine, rather vulnerable and larded with history. An odd compound of Canadian fishing town and France, St.-Pierre and Miquelon are finally like nothing but themselves. - KATHERINE ASHENBURG, New York Times.

Today, St. Pierre is a sleepy town of crooked streets, most of them minus street signs, and tiny wine, chocolate, perfume and lace shops, many of them hidden anonymously among the pastel houses. - JAY STONE, The Gazette

Your quotes

The food is terrific... French with Atlantic ingredients - Pierre Rouss  

The people are curious, warm and friendly. St. Pierre and Miquelon is a "must see" for all. - Anonymous

 

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