 What do you know about Pei?
Added: 08/30/2005 |
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The City of Charlottetown is a flourishing community of over 34,000 people located on the south shore of Prince Edward Island. Charlottetown is the capital city of Prince Edward Island, and is called "Canada's Birthplace" after the historic 1864 Charlottetown Conference which led to Confederation . And would you like to know about this famous island? If your answer is "Yes" - let's read this article!!!
We invite you to come and experience the warm and friendly hospitality of PEI . Local residents and visitors delight in the variety of restaurants here. Whatever cuisine you prefer: Chinese, Italian, Mexican , Lebanese , or seafood , we've got it ! Accommodations are not a problem . PEI offers choices of charming bed and breakfast inns right up to regal hotels where the quality of service is fit for royalty . There are lots of fun things to do in Prince Edward Island . Go for a romantic stroll along our seaside boardwalk on Grafton street and enjoy the breathtaking sunset from Victoria Park . For those who want to be more active, jog along the boardwalk or take part in the Hearts in Motion health walk . You can visit Confederation Landing Park which is also situated on Charlottetown's waterfront. Whatever you do, you are sure to have a good time . Confederation Landing Victoria Park marks the site of the historic landing of the Fathers of Confederation in 1864, as well as a popular port for cruise ships, which will bring over 23,000 passengers this year to this port . When you browse through our gift shops, you will be impressed by the artistry of our local crafts people. You can take in the theatre and see Anne of Green Gables - The Musical ™ or other entertaining plays performed by the Confederation Centre of the Arts . No matter what you find yourself doing , PEI will capture your heart forever ! The capital and the commercial centre of Prince Edward Island , Charlottetown is renowned for its maritime beauty. It is historically significant to Canadians as the 'birthplace of confederation'. It was here, in 1864, that Canadian forefathers met to discuss the very concept of Canada. Visit historic Government House, Province House National Historic Site and Ardgowan National Historic Park where these important events occurred. Tour the Confederation Centre of the Arts which contains an art gallery, theatres and a library-museum . Prince Edward Island may be Canada's smallest province, but it is by no means small in culture, beauty or character. PEI, as 'the Island' is almost always called, is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in Canada, scrumptious food (lobster, oysters and potatoes), friendly people, and Anne of Green Gables. While in PEI, visit Cavendish, home to the Green Gables house, or catch a performance of Anne of Green Gables: The Musical at Charlottetown's Confederation Centre for the Arts. Spend a day relaxing at one of the province's many beaches, or discovering the historical capital , Prince Edward Island . Enjoy the scenery and absorb the Island's quiet charm by visiting one of its numerous towns. Don't forget to meet the locals: Islanders love to make visitors feel welcome at the many festivals held regularly across the island . With its relaxed pace and welcoming atmosphere , Prince Edward Island holds delights for all . And if you still have not made of the decision in relation to this island to listen what to be spoken further. The Confederation Bridge in PEI is proud to host a special Terry Fox 25thAnniversary walk in Canada on September 18, 2005 and we want YOU to be a part of our team! The Terry Fox Run Host committee is looking for energetic volunteers to make our event a success. It's a great way to get involved in your community, meet new people and show your Canadian pride.
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