Welcome to Charlottetown, the birthplace of Canada. It’s here that
the founding fathers gathered for the Charlottetown Conference which led
to the union of all British North America- now Canada.
In the
spirit of Canadian history, while on vacation in Charlottetown, visit
Founders Hall, where you can learn all about Canadian history through
amazing multimedia presentations and state of the art displays. There
are also several different historic walking tours you can embark on.
Interesting fact: Charlottetown was named for Queen Charlotte, the wife
of King George III of England.
Sightseeing
Taking a leisurely stroll along the Charlottetown Boardwalk is
a pleasant way to spend a lazy vacation day. Stop and visit the Blockhouse
Point Lighthouse.
Another interesting fact: Prince Edward Island is Canada’s smallest
province.
Anne with an E
Charlottetown vacations would not be complete without a stop at the famous
Anne of Green Gableshouse. Every little girl who has ever read
the adventures of this beloved red haired orphan created by LM Montgomery
will be tickled pink to stroll through the real Haunted Wood and
Lovers Lane. There is also the interesting Lucy Maude Montgomery
Heritage Museum in Park Corner. If you decide to visit Avonlea
Village, you may be greeted by Anne or Diana and be able to take a
wagon ride or stop in at the candy shop.
Beaches
There are lots of beaches close to Charlottetown, one to suit every taste.
If you like taking long walks by the water, visit Cabot Beach.
If you are bringing the whole family, the Provincial Parks beaches are
great for everyone, with bathrooms, ice cream stands and even kites available
for rent.
Travel smart and buy travel insurance before you leave home.
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