St. Dunstan's Basilica Cathedral

Beautiful place nice building nice architecture very attractive church.nThe area is also beautiful. I don't notice if there is wheelchair access. It's a nice spot to have some photos taken.n10 minutes walk from the cruise ship terminal.

While cruising, I stumbled upon an extraordinary find in the town of Charlottetown - St. Dunstan's Roman Catholic Basilica. This magnificent cathedral, originally built in 1897 and reconstructed in 1913 after a fire, boasts breathtaking French-inspired Gothic Revival architecture.nnThe exterior of the church is simply mesmerizing, with its majestic twin spires reaching towards the clear blue sky. Upon entering, I was greeted by a spellbinding showcase of stained glass, sculptures, vaulted ceilings, and awe-inspiring architecture. The soaring ceilings and intricate stained glass windows left me speechless, while the detailed stonework and carvings each revealed a rich story of time and history.nnThe enduring craftsmanship is truly remarkable. The artistry and details on the ceiling and the stunning stained glass windows are beyond description. St. Dunstan's Roman Catholic Basilica is an absolute historic gem and a definite must-see when visiting Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

St. Dunstan’s Basilica is an impressive church in the heart of Charlottetown with beautiful ceiling and decor. I was certainly not expecting such an ornate church in PEI and for it to be free entry with only a few visitors.nnThis cathedral is built in Gothic revival architectural style and is comparable to churches in other large cities. This basilica has even been a National Historic Site of Canada since 1990.

Must-See Cathedral Near the PortnnIf you're looking for sightseeing spots a short distance from the Charlestown Port, St. Dunstan's Basilica is the perfect starting place! First built in 1897, it has historically served as the location of state funerals and is designated as a national historic site.nnThe interior is a captivating array of stained glass, sculptures, vaulted ceilings, and Gothic architecture. The exterior is just as mesmerizing, with its 200-ft twin spires framed against the blue sky. It's free to enter. Visitors are welcomed and tours are available as well.

An amazingly beautiful place. You can feel the history and the spirit of God. It is awe-inspiring. A must see!