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Restaurants & cafés
Claddagh Oyster House A long-running Sydney Street oyster room in a stone-walled basement that locals send out-of-town guests to when the conversation turns to oysters. The half-shell list runs the major PEI bays — Malpeque, Colville, Raspberry Point — and the seafood chowder gets ordered almost as often.
Sims Corner Steakhouse & Oyster Bar The town's go-to special-occasion steakhouse on Queen Street, dry-aging PEI beef in-house for at least 45 days and stacking the bar with local oysters. It's polished but unpretentious — the kind of room where Charlottetown celebrates anniversaries and parents-visiting dinners.
Trails & outdoors
Victoria Park Boardwalk The city's signature flat 1.6 km waterfront walk, starting beside Beaconsfield House and following the harbour past the Prince Edward Battery cannons to Brighton Beach. Locals run it morning and evening; visitors do it once and want to do it again at sunset.
Confederation Trail A rolled-stone-dust rail-trail running tip-to-tip across PEI, with a branch passing through Charlottetown via Joe Ghiz Park. Gradients never exceed 2% — it's built for casual cyclists and slow walkers, and you can pick up as much or as little as you want.
Things to do
Confederation Centre of the Arts Charlottetown's national arts complex — main-stage theatre, a free art gallery on three floors, and the home of the Charlottetown Festival every summer. The Festival's Anne of Green Gables - The Musical is the longest-running annual musical in the world.
Anne & Gilbert, The Musical The other Anne musical — a sequel to Anne of Green Gables, running summers at the Florence Simmons Performance Hall on Kent Street. Looser, more intimate room than the Confederation Centre and a great alternative if the main musical is sold out.
Landmarks & sights
St. Dunstan's Basilica The early-1900s French Gothic Catholic cathedral whose twin spires are the tallest things on the Charlottetown skyline. The interior — rose window, intricate stonework, hand-painted ceilings — is genuinely impressive for a city of this size.
Beaconsfield Historic House An 1877 Victorian villa overlooking the harbour at the entrance to Victoria Park, kept in close-to-original condition with knowledgeable costumed guides. Half an hour of social history, then tea and scones on the verandah is a perfectly Charlottetown afternoon.