A beautiful old cathedral located in the heart of this quaint city. Visit for a few moments of... read more
Amazing architecture and super well maintained. If you like old churches you’ll love this one... read more
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A beautiful old cathedral located in the heart of this quaint city. Visit for a few moments of quiet reflection, even if you're not the religious type, and leave refreshed.
Amazing architecture and super well maintained. If you like old churches you’ll love this one. Detail detail detail in the structure.
I was not expecting the church to be so beautiful. It was a great surprise. We did not do an actual tour but were able to walk around on our own and take in the beauty. I am very appreciative that they allow people to...More
the architecture is one of the best thing that caught my eyes , the design and beauty is Mesmerizing...
We walked there from the port. It is always interesting to see and hear the history of old churches.
Designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1990, St. Dunstan’s Basilica is a true architectural, historic and spiritual marvel. Recognized as the tallest building in Charlottetown, the original basilica was opened in 1907, but was destroyed by fire in 1913. It was rebuilt and...More
The staff there were incredibly friendly and were very willing and capable of talking about the building’s history. Would recommend even just to have a quick look around, quite astoundingly beautiful.
You wont miss this Basilica because it is located just behind the government centre in Charlottetown and its imposing structure beckons anyone to come and visit.
I love seeing different churches while travelling through Europe. So I was happy to have the opportunity to see a beautiful, old basilica, right within my own country! Worth the visit to look at the gothic inspired ceiling and altar.
One of the first in Canada and in the Island, this building is very beautiful and impositive in the landscape. Easy to reach and also has very interesting details in the building. easy to reach in downtown.
