Beaconsfield Historic House

What travelers say:

Charlottetown is small and it takes half a day to walk around. But there are several places that must be checked in: the Prince Edward Island Parliament House in Charlottetown is a place that has been recognized as a national historical site. Because it is a symbol of Canada's birth as a country in 1867. Unfortunately, we were under repair and couldn't enter the tour. There are many people queuing around the corner of Queen St and Grafton St., the "pharmacy building" built in 1900 (Apothecaries Hall), and now it is a very good sales store for calf ice cream (COWS), do you have to try it yourself? St. Dunstan's Cathedral (St . Dunstan's Basilica Cathedral ) is a historic church with towering spires, gorgeous painted glass windows and Gothic revival features on the street in front of the Parliament Building. The Biconsfield Old House (Beaconsfield Historic House) near the bay is the only Victorian-style house in town that can be visited as a museum. Built in 1877, it was the most magnificent building of the time. Diagonally opposite the residence, facing the quiet and beautiful Port Charlotte, there is also a pure and elegant white building, which was built in 1834 and is the Governor's Mansion of Prince Edward Island. #Happy Restart Plan #Travel Happy Moments #I'm a travel big player