The landscape that inspired Anne of Green Gables entices legions of lovers to Canadaâs smallest province. Peaceful P.E.I. is a slow paced haven, full of distinctively Maritime delights. Red sandstone cliffs rise above gentle beaches. Lonely lighthouses dot rocky bluffs. Deserted trails beckon for romantic roaming.
Restaurants in Prince Edward Island
5.0 based on 34 reviews
We are Kings County, PEI's first craft brewery. Featuring great beer and world class entertainment year-round, Copper Bottom acts as a community hub for locals & friends to come together for a cold pint over-looking the beautiful Montague River.
Great craft beer made in house. The view off the deck of the river is beautiful. A relaxed atmosphere is found inside with community tables, as well as a few private tables as well/ Bar tenders are super friendly and very knowledgeable as well.The live entertainment is among some of the best PEI has to offer. The biggest down side for us is they don't serve food. You are welcome to take in food from elsewhere, but it is not the same when half your party has to leave for 25-30 minutes to get some. Other than that, this is a must stop in Montague.
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Music at the mase is such a beautiful place with such beautiful owners so kind and caring we went on the first night of movie night and really enjoyed ourselves we got to watch grease and it brought back so many great memories I would highly recommend this place to visit when you come to pei dont miss out on a wonderful time :).
4.5 based on 223 reviews
Beaconsfield Historic House was built in 1877 as the residence of a wealthy shipbuilder. It is an enduring symbol of Victorian elegance and its garden and veranda offer a perfect view of beautiful Charlottetown Harbour.
4.5 based on 51 reviews
4.5 based on 824 reviews
This is a beautiful old cathedral located in the heart of the city. It's over 100 years old.
During our “10-Day Canada and New England” cruise aboard Caribbean Princess, our ship docked at Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Since we had spare time in the morning before our shore excursion to the Green Gables, we left the ship and walked to St. Dunstan's Basilica in an easy walking distance. Walking along Great George Street, we passed by the statue of Angus Bernard MacEachern, the first bishop of the diocese of Charlottetown. As we approached the basilica, we realized that the basilica had multiple smaller spires surrounding the towering twin spires. The basilica’s stone brick façade with the dominating twin spires and the simple cross on the gable between the spires was impressive enough for the basilica as the Cathedral of the Diocese of Charlottetown and also as a National Historic Site of Canada as a fine example of the High Victorian Gothic Revival architectural style. Upon entering the basilica, we were pleasantly surprised by the beautiful Gothic nave which gave us a feel of warm and comforting feel instead of dark and oppressive feel of many Gothic cathedrals. The ornate cathedral ceiling and walls in white color lightened the feel inside the nave, and the light color marble like columns also had the same effect. The ornate high altar with beautiful stained glass window with saints and angels was so elegant. The stately pipe organ and the chandeliers were elegant, too. This basilica is a must visit landmark in Charlottetown.
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Local theatre playhouse in the Village of Victoria by the Sea. Shows run all summer long - check out their website for listings. Very reasonable pricing. We were delighted to get tickets to Follow The Fiddler - a narrated walking tour of Victoria. This was an 'outdoor' play - we followed The Narrator, Erskine Smith, and The Fiddler through town and actors came out from behind a building; etc. and acted out a scene; told tales; sang songs. And as we walked away from each scene our narrator said; and now we'll follow the fiddler and as we walked strolled the streets lovely Cynthia MacLeod entertained us with Celtic fiddle tunes. Have never done anything quite like this. It was delightfully entertaining and one of the highlights our our Prince Edward Island trip. Perfect for all ages too!
4.5 based on 1,083 reviews
Confederation Centre of the Arts is a national art centre showcasing the best in Canadian visual and performing arts. Stretching over an entire city block, the Centre houses a world class art gallery, Mavor's restaurant, a locally supplied gift shop, three expansive conference rooms, and a beautiful 1200 seat theatre. A library, an outdoor amphitheater, and spacious outdoor courtyard are also located on site. The Mack theatre is owned and operated by the Centre, which is located steps away.
We went to see the musical Anne of Green Gables The theatre was very modern with great views of the stage from all seats The show was excellent with a good performance from the leading roles
4.5 based on 88 reviews
Located on the corner of Grafton Street and University Avenue. The Mack is part of four magnificent theatres in downtown Charlottetown operated by Confederation Centre of the Arts. The box office for The Mack is located inside the Confederation Centre of the Arts.
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