Lefurgey Cultural Centre
The 1867 Gothic Revival House, known as the Lefurgey Cultural Centre, graces the corner of Granville...
Wherever you stand on the Island, you’re standing on history. Whether you’re interested in Mi’kmaq culture, trains, historic churches, one-room schoolhouses, elegant mansions or the Island’s primary industries of today and yesteryear, our museums bring the stories and the history of the Island to life.
The 1867 Gothic Revival House, known as the Lefurgey Cultural Centre, graces the corner of Granville...
Housed in the former Keir Memorial Presbyterian Church, the museum displays artifacts depicting the...
Think historic house museums aren't your thing? Let us change your mind with an entertaining guided...
A collection of odds and ends from the past. Come meet Therese in her family’s small museum, which...
Step back in time to 1732. Imagine the rugged coastlines of PEI, then known as Isle St. Jean. A...
From the north end of Route 12, witness the meeting of the waters as the Gulf of St. Lawrence and...
Operated by the Macneill family, descendants of L.M. Montgomery. Read the plaques, enjoy the...
The Car Life Museum, along the Trans-Canada Highway near Bonshaw, P.E.I., has been a family business...
Get hands-on with 300-million-year-old PEI fossils. Learn fossil hunting, see PEI’s largest fossil.
Travel back in time to the 1860s at Green Park Shipbuilding Museum and Historic Yeo House. At the...
The Canadian Potato Museum showcases the history of potato thru its historical interpretative centre...
Our specialties are knitting (mitts, socks) and fine woodworking, (clocks, pen stands, turnings...
Millions of fans have come to PEI to discover the land that inspired Lucy Maud Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables. Experience magical settings and attractions across the land.
As Canada’s smallest province at 224 km long, our coastline of sand dunes and red cliffs is deeply indented. PEI is believed to have the highest concentration of lighthouses in North America with 61 lighthouses and range lights.
Prince Edward Island has three coastal drives to explore. You’ll stop again and again for photos of grazing cows, fishing boats, country churches, pretty painted houses as well as historic and iconic landmarks.