SOUBHIK CHAKRABARTI on 09/24/2025

Peake’s Wharf Boardwalk – A Guided Waterfront Experience

Peake’s Wharf Boardwalk is a vibrant waterfront destination in downtown Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Originally an industrial hub, it has been transformed into a lively area featuring over 20 unique shops, restaurants, and attractions. Visitors can enjoy picturesque views of Charlottetown Harbour, shop for local crafts, dine on fresh island cuisine, and experience live music and cultural events throughout the summer.

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SOUBHIK CHAKRABARTI on 09/24/2025

Your Complete Guide To Victoria Park, Charlottetown

Victoria Park is one of Charlottetown’s most popular waterfront parks, offering a mix of recreation, nature, and scenic waterfront views. Established in 1873 when 40 acres of the Fanning Bank farm were gifted to the city, the park has expanded over the years and now features walking trails, boardwalks, gardens, playgrounds, sports facilities, and educational areas.

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SOUBHIK CHAKRABARTI on 09/24/2025

Your Complete Guide To Founders’ Food Hall & Market

Founders’ Food Hall & Market is Charlottetown’s vibrant waterfront hub for food, drink, shopping, and community events. Inside, you’ll find a mix of local food vendors, artisan shops, and boutique businesses, all under one roof. It’s a perfect stop for both tourists looking for PEI flavours and locals enjoying a casual hangout spot.

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SOUBHIK CHAKRABARTI on 09/24/2025

Your Complete Guide To Prince Edward Island National Park

Prince Edward Island National Park stretches along the island’s north shore and is managed by Parks Canada. It protects some of PEI’s most iconic landscapes — wide sandy beaches, red sandstone cliffs, rare dune systems, wetlands, and Acadian forests.

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SOUBHIK CHAKRABARTI on 09/23/2025

Charlottetown Farmers’ Market: Your Self-Guided Tour

The Charlottetown Farmers’ Market is one of Prince Edward Island’s most beloved community hubs. It’s not just a shopping stop — it’s where locals gather, farmers share their harvest, artisans showcase their work, and visitors get a true taste of Island culture.

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SOUBHIK CHAKRABARTI on 09/23/2025

Your Complete Guide To Confederation Centre of the Arts

The Confederation Centre of the Arts is a cultural complex established as Canada's national memorial to the Fathers of Confederation, built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Charlottetown Conference of 1864.

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SOUBHIK CHAKRABARTI on 09/23/2025

Your Self Guided Tour To St. Dunstan’s Basilica

St. Dunstan’s Basilica is a Roman Catholic cathedral and a National Historic Site of Canada. Built in 1907, it replaced earlier wooden churches dating back to 1816. The basilica is dedicated to St. Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury, and is renowned for its High Victorian Gothic Revival architecture.

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