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Your Charlottetown Daycation Recommendations

• Food – There’s a wide range of restaurants to choose from, with different styles to suit your palate. Some of the best are Hunter’s Ale House, Nepalese restaurant Himalayan Curry, Upstreet Craft Brewing, and Merchantman Fresh Seafood & Oyster Bar, with many more besides.
• Scenic Beauty – The Island Trail hiking area is a beautiful site in the middle of the city, great for enjoying the serenity of nature, and you might just catch a glimpse of a bushy-tailed fox. Prince Edward Island National Park is a wonderful place to spend time with the family, offering ornithologists a chance to see a wide variety of birds, or you can simply laze on the beach.
• Museums – The city is home to many museums, with more dotted around the rest of Prince Edward Island. Queen Charlotte Armoury is an ideal museum for the military-minded, and is home to exhibits about the Prince Edward Island Regiment. The 1834 Georgian mansion of the Lieutenant Governor has become Fanningbank/Government House, which offers tours through summer.
• Cultural Experiences – St. Dunstan’s Basilica Cathedral is a Gothic Revival style historic church, residing in the heart of the city and resplendent with soaring spires and stained glass windows. Prince Edward Island is the setting of Anne of Green Gables. Fans of the book may be delighted to visit for that reason alone, but those visiting whilst the Charlottetown Festival is on may be particularly pleased to enjoy the headline act: Anne of Green Gables – the Musical.

A Quintet of Quintessential Charlottetown Facts

1. The first known human arrivals were the ancestors of the Mi’kmaq, who came over thousands of years before the Europeans arrived.
2. The city is named after Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, King George III’s wife.
3. The first settlers in the area, from Europe, were French, but the British took over the island during King George’s War.
4. During the American Revolution the settlement was ransacked by privateers from Massachusetts.
5. Charlottetown is the capital of Prince Edward Island, the setting of Anne of Green Gables.