Best 'Anne of Green Gables' Destinations to Visit on Prince Edward Island

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Head to the Confederation Centre of the Arts for the stage production of the famous book. You’ll laugh, cry, and completely fall in love with the show, which has been running for 53 seasons straight.

Fans of the Anne of Green Gables movie will love a visit to the Kensington Train Station, which is the station featured in the film. Take some photos and then explore the sweet little community of Kensington.

Step back in time with a trip to Avonlea Village. Named after the fictitious town in which Anne lived, Avonlea features replicas of many of the book’s houses and shops. It also holds the original schoolhouse in which Lucy Maud Montgomery taught, the Minister’s residence, and the 1872 Historic Long River Church. It goes without saying that Avonlea Village is very touristy, and you might find more shops and restaurants than anything, but it’s still a worthwhile spot to check out!

Open May through October, the Anne of Green Gables Museum celebrates the life and work of author Lucy Maud Montgomery. You’ll get to see many of her belongings as well as pieces and places she wrote about, like the Lake of Shining Waters and Anne’s Enchanted Bookcase. They also offer tours, carriage rides, and exhibits.

To really immerse yourself in the world of Anne of Green Gables, you need to make a trip to Green Gables Heritage Place. Here, you’ll discover the original green-gabled farmhouse, which has been carefully restored and opened to the public.

Visit the author’s birthplace overlooking New London Harbour, which today holds a number of her personal items including her wedding dress, scrapbooks, and poems.