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No minimum number of attendeesNo minimum number of attendees is required for the tour
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Free booking and cancellationFree payment tour, no set price, booking and cancellation are free
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Hi, I'm Noah Hemphill, and I'm from Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. I've lived here my entire life and have learned all about Charlottetown and its history. I've traveled to 25 countries and dozens of cities worldwide and have done many tours along the way, and I am passionate about being a tour guide. I'm offering pay-what-you-feel-is-worthy tours across Charlottetown, and I hope to bring you the same joys of travel that my tour guides have brought me.
Meeting at Confederation Landing Gazebo.
Welcome to Charlottetown! I am Noah, your knowledgeable and passionate tour guide. Allow me to take you on a captivating journey through the rich history of this charming city. As a lifelong resident of Charlottetown, I am well-versed in its historical significance and have curated an enjoyable walking tour you are sure to love.
Our itinerary encompasses 10 distinctive locations, each holding its very own historical significance. Commencing at Confederation Landing's gazebo, we'll be making our first stop at Confederation Landing, before moving on to Peake's Quay, St Dunstan's Basilica, John Hamilton Grey Statues, Province House, The Confederation Centre of The Arts, Victoria Row, City Hall, and making our final stops at Beaconsfield Historic House, and Government House. At every stop, you will delve into the fascinating history intertwined with each location, gaining insights and uncovering hidden tales that have shaped Charlottetown into the beloved city it is today.
Book now for an extraordinary and enlightening walk through Charlottetown.
Contact Via Text - 902-388-7174
1. Go to the end of Great George Street down to the waterfront. 2. Find the closest pavilion to the parking lot at Confederation Landing 3. I am holding up a sign reading "Free Walking Tours". https://maps.app.goo.gl/MrBzh9fJaYNYvaDn6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy
Our journey starts right here! We'll be uncovering the captivating stories of the people who first called PEI home, unearthing the stories of PEI's colonial past, and getting a sneak peek into the historic Charlottetown Conference that once took place here.
Here, we'll gain insights into the historic Peake Family, the industrial Port of Charlottetown, its eventual downfall, and how Peake's Quay became the wonderful area that both tourists and locals love.
At this stop, we'll uncover the fascinating journey of Catholicism on this island, and how from humble beginnings, the church overcame obstacles to become the landmark we know today
At this statue, we'll learn the fascinating story of the two John Hamilton Greys, and how their discussions played a role in ultimately forming Canada.
At this important Landmark for Canada, we'll be learning about its integral role in forming PEI's first-ever government and the crucial discussions that formed the roots of Canada.
Here at the heart of the island's rich art scene, we'll be learning about the once-prosperous Queen's Square that once existed here, the Catholic-Protestant divide that tore the island for centuries, and learning about the history of this magnificent building.
At the heart of the island's commerce, we'll be learning about the former South Side of Queen Square, the fire that destroyed it all, and how Victoria Row became the vibrant area it is today.
We'll be stepping back into time and learning of the first settlements here in Charlottetown, and the role that Charlottetown City Hall played in making Charlottetown the city we know and love today.
Here at Beaconsfield, we'll be learning the history of how this grand opulent home went from a symbol of wealth and prosperity to a symbol of a family's downfall, and how it went through countless hands before becoming the renowned museum it is today.
For our final stop, we'll be unraveling that colonial gem that houses the lieutenant governor, diplomats, politicians, and the royals, as well as being the site of many important events that take place in the modern day.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).