PEI Tourism Explorer
17 curated places across 1 region
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Showing 17 destinations that are open in fall and open in winter in Charlottetown
The island's capital and the birthplace of Confederation — harbour-front strolls, Victorian streetscapes, a serious food scene and big-city culture in a small-town package.
Chocolate factory and treat shop on Charlottetown's Milky Way, handcrafting Island-inspired bars, gift boxes and ice cream. Watch the "A" Team at work and taste the flavours of Prince Edward Island in every bite.
The Island's biggest farmers market gathers more than sixty vendors under one roof - produce, lunch counters, crafts and kids' treats. Saturdays year-round are an Island ritual, with summer Art and Lunch markets on Wednesdays.
Canada's national memorial to the Fathers of Confederation, hosting theatre, art exhibitions and the long-running Anne of Green Gables — The Musical in the heart of downtown.
Factory tour behind PEI's beloved ice cream and cheddar brand, with tastings and a whoopie pie to take home.
Island food-to-go eatery on the outskirts of Charlottetown serving local PEI ingredients simply and conveniently - a grab-and-go freezer of ready meals plus a small sit-down spot for lunch.
Not your typical tattoo parlour - a mother-run fine-art studio on St. Peter's Road specializing in delicate, botanical-inspired work, with a growing following among island visitors and locals alike.
A self-guided literary journey to the places that inspired L.M. Montgomery across the island - from her Cavendish haunts to Park Corner and beyond, mapped and storied for visitors year-round.
The Charlottetown home of Lone Oak Brewing - a full-service brew pub pouring the full craft beer lineup alongside high-quality pub food made with island ingredients.
Award-winning nano-brewery and tap room in Cornwall, pouring small-batch beers beside its home-brew shop - a friendly local stop on the way to or from the south shore.
A one-of-a-kind mobile wood-fired barrel sauna delivered to your doorstep - up to six adults, a glowing stove above 90 degrees and steam by the ladle, any night of the year.
A locally curated collection of island-made treasures in Founders' Food Hall and Market on Prince Street - the cheerful first and last stop for gifts that are unmistakably PEI.
One of PEI's most respected performing arts organizations, bringing full-orchestra concerts to the Confederation Centre stage on Sunday afternoons through the fall, winter and spring seasons.
The sandstone legislature where delegates met in 1864 to discuss the union that became Canada — the story of Confederation starts here.
Charlottetown's quilt shop and the largest sewing machine dealer on PEI - fabrics, patterns, notions and classes for makers, with island-themed quilting supplies you won't find at home.
Twin-spired Gothic Revival basilica completed in 1919 — the most recognizable silhouette on the Charlottetown skyline.
Family music school on Capital Drive where Madame Abbey blends singing, dancing, instruments and puppets - playful drop-in sessions that visiting families love as much as the locals.
Waterfront park of walking trails, monuments, sports fields and a harbourside boardwalk beside Government House.