'Anne of Green Gables' is synonymous with PEI. Since the novel's publication in 1907, 'Anne of Green Gables' has enchanted readers worldwide with its portrayal of the life of Anne and the island's magic. Written by Prince Edward Island author, Lucy Maud Montgomery, the book takes readers into an idyllic world with endearing characters.
Inspired by beautiful PEI, the novel captures island adventures and a unique spirit that reflects the true nature of Canada's smallest province and its people. More than 50,000 copies of Anne of Green Gables have been sold since its publication. 'Anne' has thousands of fans around the world. If you love "Anne of Green Gables," no place in the world can be a better vacation spot for you than charming Prince Edward Island.
Lucy Maud Montgomery's home province celebrates "everything Anne." Tourists can visit Green Gables, meet Anne and her friends, and go on "Matthew's Carriage Ride." Prince Edward Island has all kinds of places, activities, and events honoring "Anne of Green Gables."
'Anne's Perfectly Scrumptious Wild-Rose Tea Party' is always a treat. This elegant event takes place in Ingleside, Lucy Maud Montgomery's family home. 'Anne' fans can see actual furnishings from the book including Magog (the china dog) and the Rosebud-Spray Tea-Set.
The 'Anne of Green Gables Children's Festival' is a favorite with the kids. Young or old, everyone can dress as 'Anne' and get their photos taken at Cavendish Figurines. Located at the foot of the Confederation Bridge, this 'Anne' haven is a favorite 'first stop' for many tourists.
From musicals to museums, from crafts to characters, Prince Edward Islanders show their love for "Anne," and the famous author, L. M. Montgomery, who brought her to life. 'Anne of Green Gables - The Musical™' will celebrate its 46th anniversary at the 2010 Charlottetown Festival. The renowned 'Anne and Gilbert - The Musical' will be on stage in Summerside.
The 'Anne of Green Gables Museum' at Silver Bush, Park Corner, is a 110-acre property owned by the Campbell family. Lucy Maud Montgomery referred to Silver Bush as her "wonder castle." She was married in the parlor of the homestead on July 5, 1911. Even today, couples come from around the world to be married in front of the fireplace in the same room.
Within the museum, visitors can even find personal items belonging to Lucy Maud Montgomery. A patchwork quilt, as well as her hand-colored, developed photographs, will take you back to the author's days in this home. The gift shop has a wide selection of licensed 'Anne of Green Gables' products.
A Prince Edward Island vacation is a dream come true for all 'Anne' fans. They can enjoy the 'Anne' attractions and experience the beauty and charm of this island paradise. Visitors can choose from comfortable accommodations including PEI cottages and hotels, bed and breakfasts, or even secluded cabins for that romantic getaway. Wherever you go in PEI, you will always be near "Anne of Green Gables."
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