Best places: Tourist Attractions in Charlottetown, Canada

This historic church has tall spires, ornate stained-glass windows & other Gothic Revival features.

Landscaped riverside park with an in-line skating area, interpretive signs, gazebos & a boardwalk.

Refined 1877 Victorian home offering tours of the interior & its furnishings, plus a gift shop.

👍 Not really sure why this is labeled a farmers market as there are only about two booths with fruits or vegetables. As an artisan market though this is splendid. Lots of space, great atmosphere, vendors are all super friendly. Lots of crafts and food to enjoy.

👍 Historic battery placement set up in 1805; the entry is open and free. There's a small hill with stairs to get up, several cannons, memorials, and plaques. There is a small fence around the hill.

😠 First Casino I have ever been to where every single ATM was not working staff told me ATMs have been down for 2-3 weeks now They also have only 4 tables for games 3 blackjack and one baccarat. Staff was friendly tho

👍👍 Took the 90 minute lobster tour and it was breathtakingly beautiful out on the water. The boat was comfortable and we got to enjoy the view from different seats on the boat, take pictures and hear about the area. The lobster portion of the tour was so interesting to learn about in a very hands on wa...

Cultural venue featuring eclectic visual & performing arts, often focused on Canadian heritage.

Boasting landscaped gardens, this park offers a playground, basketball court, trail & picnic space.

Small pond rumored to be bottomless, with spooky legends surrounding its name & spotted salamanders.

👍👍 We had such a great experience, we went in the morning so we didn't get to experience the meal. Mark and his wife are such friendly people. My 7 yr old son had a blast during his boat ride, being able to hold and learn about lobsters. I liked how they added great information about the history in PEI...

Museum of the Prince Edward Island Regiment, offering exhibits about the militia in an armory.

Birthplace of Confederation & seat of Prince Edward Island's legislature in a neoclassical building.

👍👍 A nice walk along the waters edge.

This 1860s residence now contains park offices & has 5 acres of public gardens & trees.

Sophisticated museum offering traveling exhibitions & permanent collections of Canadian artists.

🫤 Quiet little park, on the water. Great for taking children for exercise and fresh air. Also, walking pets. Limited playground facilities. No tables for eating. More for local residents to visit.