Government House

Although the size of Prince Edward Island is small, it has made an important contribution to the founding of Canada. In 1864, representatives of four British colonies in eastern Canada held a meeting on Princes Island, proposing the idea of independent statehood, and in 1867 the British Parliament passed laws approving Canadian independence. The former site of the Prince Edward Island Council, which details this history.

This is a neoclassical building, for Canada, here is very important, the first meeting of the founding of Canada, it can be said that this is the birthplace of Canada, and now it is still the seat of the Prince Edward Island Parliament. At the entrance of the building, there are three small bronze statues commemorating the statue, one of the local landmarks.

The ancient capital of the first meeting for the establishment of the Canadian Federation in 1864, thus becoming the birthplace of the Canadian Federation. The provincial governor is elegant, but it is still being renovated, which greatly affects the perception! In the evening, I stayed in the small town of Vernon Bridge, 24km from Charlottetown. The three people lived on the first floor alone. The kitchen and bathroom appliances were all available, clean, convenient, quiet and warm.

Ok. Look at history. Standard European style

Victoria Park in Charlottetown is located by the sea, facing the only sea outlet in the Inland Sea. Next to her is the Governor's House, where the Canadian state is meeting the Parliament. There are swimming pools, tennis courts, children's playgrounds, and several ancient cannons facing the sea outlet.