St. Dunstan's Cathedral

Beautiful building, but the environment was terrible. First, the church is only open for mass/prayer and is not open at all for visiting, which is not good in my opinion as the building deserves attention from the public. Despite all these barriers, my mom and I were set to see this beautiful building and dressed in our Sunday best to see the basilica at Sunday mass. As we walked in, we felt immediately that we were unwelcome. So we peeked around a bit (some guy followed us as if he thought our activity were suspicious). Might I add my mom and I are both Persian, although we are both Canadian citizens, I was born in Canada and she has been in Canada for 21 years. Nevertheless, the atmosphere made us feel uncomfortable, so we left after two minutes. The moment we left, the man who followed us around inside placed a sign outside the Basilica reading “No Visitors”. We tried to snap a picture of it but he changed his mind and brought it back inside very quickly. Overall, not a great experience but the basilica was beautiful. 0/5 stars for experience, 5/5 for objective beauty of the basilica to give a rough average of 2/5 stars.

Beautiful, peaceful, and well cared for church. We are thankful to have been able to tour this place that holds so much history to the area and spiritual significance. The architecture is incredible and can be appreciated by anyone. Those who have a Christian faith will be additionally blessed.

Beautiful cathedral!Extraordinary architecture!

An old style looking church in the middle of downtown Charlottetown.Looks nice on the outside, looks like an old church on the inside... Has stained glass windows, each with their own design on it.Would recommend a quick look at the church.

Absolutely beautiful. What a great place to visit! Even if you're not Christian, the colors and thr architecture are amazing. There was a reverence inside the building which was breathtaking. The ceilings, the stained glass, all of it were amazing. I would love just to sit in there for a while and take it all in. Definetly a great place to stop while your walking around the town. Even if you choose not to go inside.

Beautiful church. Marble columns and carvings were wonderful. No entry fee. Donations accepted.

You can observe the inside except during worship times. Wonderful glass art and magnificent interior. Sights of PEI.

A beautiful stone built church in 1916 ! It's the Cathedral of the Diocese of Charlottetown in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada. It is named for St. Dunstan the Anglo Saxon saint from Glastonbury. It is located on Great George Street, between the harbour and the Confederation Centre of the Arts.

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Beautiful stunning church with it's stained glass windows, Gothic art and architecture. Located in downtown Charlottetown. Walking distance from Victoria row and right across from Province House on George street.