Alberton Museum & Genealogy Centre
National Historic Site, collection depicts range of activities carried out by PEI's early settlers.
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.
National Historic Site, collection depicts range of activities carried out by PEI's early settlers.
Discover the rich history of settlement, conflict and change during the struggle for control of...
MacNaught History Centre and Archives is a must stop for anyone searching for their Island roots or...
Follow the odyssey of Island Acadians from 1720 to the present. Discover treasures related to the...
One of seven Museum and Heritage PEI sites located at the corner of Kent and West streets. Built in...
Eptek Art & Culture Centre is an exhibition facility that offers frequently-changing exhibits, a...
The Bishop Machine Shop was once the place to hang out and hear the town news. Now, in its life as a...
Province House National Historic Site will be reopening in fall 2026. Known for its role in the 1864...
One of seven Museum and Heritage PEI sites. Heritage Passports available. Basin Head Fisheries...
Visit this tribute to one of Canada's greatest folk and country singer/songwriters with interactive...
Travel back in time to the 1860s at Green Park Shipbuilding Museum and Historic Yeo House. At the...
Lucy Maud Montgomery, author of Anne of Green Gables, was born in 1874 in this modest white and...
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.