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Discover the "Birthplace of Confederation," a vibrant seaside capital where grand Victorian architecture meets a modern, culinary soul. Walk the same paths as the legendary Fathers of Confederation and uncover the stories of the pioneers, architects, and rebels who transformed this "cradle on the waves" into a national icon.
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Walk the very shores where the Fathers of Confederation landed in 1864, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of the modern Seaport as you begin your exploration of Canada’s most charming capital.
6 Prince Street, Charlottetown, Canada
Explore this stunningly repurposed 19th-century railway shop, now a premier destination for local artisans and Island flavors. Admire the striking arched windows and industrial architecture while sampling the very best of Prince Edward Island’s culinary scene and craftsmanship.
2 Great George Street, Waterfront, Charlottetown, Canada
Explore this scenic harbor retreat and uncover the surprising industrial secret hidden beneath its lush gardens. Discover how clever engineering saved this park from disaster and trace the footsteps of the famous figures who arrived on these shores to change history.
Charlottetown, Canada
Discover the dramatic "rise from the ashes" story of this historic wharf and soak in the charm of a former industrial hub turned vibrant waterfront destination.
ous" property hurdles faced by its 19th-century female owner.
We'll tell you about this "high-security warehouse" that sat at the heart of Canada’s longest "dry" spell.
George Str, Charlottetown, Canada
Walk through a "living museum" on a street so significant it’s been named a National Historic Site. We’ll trace the footsteps of the 1864 delegates and point out a "Golden Age" building that featured a surprisingly modern convenience—designed for horses and buggies.
We’ll show you the beautiful "architectural mashup" of this historic home and share the stories of the various people who have called this palace home over the last 160 years.
45 Great George St, Charlottetown, Canada
Look up at the towering twin spires .... we’ll tell you the stunning details of this rare landmark—one of only a handful in Canada—and you'll hear the story of the historic disaster that nearly wiped it from the skyline forever.
the unofficial mascot of Prince Edward Island.
e who turned "liquor and luck" into a legendary fortune. We’ll reveal the secret of how his wealth still pays for local students nearly 150 years later.
d reveal the secret location of a Victorian "conviviality shop" and the "medicinal" drinks once served there.
126-164 Richmond St., Charlottetown, Canada
Step through the wrought iron archway and into the historic heartbeat of the city. We’ll transport you back to a time of muddy streets and bustling markets that defines this iconic cobblestone row.
165 Richmond St, Grafton St, Charlottetown, Canada
As you stand before the "Neo-Classical monolith" where the dream of a nation was first born, we’ll take you inside the story of Canada’s surprisingly polite birth.
era—a brewer, a Premier, and a man who once settled a political argument with a duel.
We’ll explore the architect’s obsession with perfect acoustics and share the story of a parish that survived devastating windstorms to find its home.
145 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, Canada
Marvel at the royal-approved landmark that houses a world-record-breaking production. We’ll show you the home of a literary icon’s original manuscript and share the story of the design that once divided the city.
We’ll show you the stunning Victorian details of this National Historic Site and reveal why this corner became the heart of the Island's most famous "pun-filled" ice cream legend.
199 Queen St, Charlottetown, Canada
Stand before the 1888 "castle" that once housed everything from the Mayor's office to the city stables. We’ll point out the clever hidden use for the corner tower and reveal why this Romanesque masterpiece was the ultimate Victorian "one-stop shop."
dside cottages into a hotel empire fit for a Queen.
econd Empire details that made it one of the most fashionable addresses in the city.
We’ll lead you to a hidden National Historic Site tucked away in a quiet lane and show you the stunning masterpiece created by the same artist who painted Canada’s founding fathers.
2 Kent St, Charlottetown, Canada
Stand before the 1877 "palace" of Charlottetown’s golden couple—a mansion so grand it featured 25 bedrooms and hosted royalty. We’ll introduce you to the woman who lived behind these yellow walls and reveal her tragic story.
We’ll show you where to find the dining room that offers the best student-prepared dishes and harbor views in the city.
3 Haviland Street, Charlottetown, Canada
Stand upon flagstones brought directly from Ireland to honor the immigrants who shaped the Island's soul. We’ll share the history of the Great Famine and tell you how to summon "Aengus"—the legendary figure trapped in the stones.
We’ll share the story of the local heroes who served in the elite "Devil’s Brigade".
We’ll reveal the trick an architect used to disguise a massive apartment complex and point out the elegant building that once served as the American Consulate.
The start and finish of the tour is at Port Charlottetown's premier historic waterfront.
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