Charlottetown: Walking Tour with Local Islander Guide｜Canada

Begin your journey at the Confederation Landing Park Gazebo, right beside Peake’s Quay and the iconic Canada flag, where you’ll meet Josh, a sixth-generation islander whose family has called Prince Edward Island home since 1806. Set out on a relaxed walk through the heart of Charlottetown, discovering the city’s rich history and vibrant local stories from someone deeply connected to the island.

As you stroll along historic Great George Street, you’ll pass many of Charlottetown’s most charming buildings and hear the fascinating tales behind them. Learn about the significance of St. Dunstan’s Basilica, a striking cathedral at the city’s core, and the pivotal role of Province House in Canadian history. Along the way, Josh will share stories about the Bank of PEI, the island’s shipbuilding heritage, and the era of prohibition, bringing the past to life with personal anecdotes and local legends.

The tour winds through picturesque streets, offering plenty of opportunities to ask questions and soak in the atmosphere of this welcoming island capital. Your experience concludes at the elegant Beaconsfield House on Kent Street, leaving you perfectly placed to continue exploring Charlottetown’s waterfront or nearby attractions at your own pace.