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Province House National Historic Site & Provincial Legislative Building
The Charlottetown Conference on confederation was held here in 1864, leading to Charlottetown being known as the "Birthplace of Confederation". Home to the P.E.I. Provincial Legislature since its building. Restored to its 19th century glory, Province House sees conference reinactments during the summers. There are also video and interpretive presentations for visitors year round.
Address: Great George Street Charlottetown PE C1A 5V6
 Send an Email (3)  1 902 566-7626
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Hughes Drug Store/Apothecaries Hall Historic Monument
In December 1810, one of Charlottetown's first apothecaries was opened in this spot. Renamed Apothecaries Hall in 1874, the original building was replaced in 1900. A plaque commemorating the sites history hangs on the side of the building, which now houses P.E.I.'s famous COWS Ice Cream.
Address: Corner of Queen & Grafton Streets Charlottetown PE
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Prince Edward Island's largest wood church, St. Mary's is an excellent example of the French Gothic Style, complete with rounded steeple towers. Completed in 1902, the church has wonderful acoustics and is home to the yearly Indian River Music Festival.
Address: . Indian River PE
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This beautiful attraction covers 45 acres of countryside. There are 30 scale replicas of Britain's best castles, cathedrals and famous buildings. Visit the extensive English style gardens, with fountains and floral displays
Address: Kensington RR#2 Burlington PE C0A 1M0
Send an Email (9) 1 902 836-3401
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Built in 1888, this is P.E.I.'s oldest municipal centre. The beautiful building was built in the impressive Romanesque Revival style.
Address: 199 Queen Street Charlottetown PE
1 902 566-5548
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