Anne's Little Green House

　　    *Anne of Green Gables* was published in 1908, authored by Miss Montgomery. The book had a profound influence on Canadian literature and was widely praised around the world. Due to its global acclaim, tens of thousands of tourists from various countries—especially female visitors—make the pilgrimage to Prince Edward Island, Canada, each year to follow in Anne’s footsteps and visit the world-famous Anne's Little Green House.

　　    Anne's Little Green House is located in Cavendish Village on Prince Edward Island. It is a well-preserved, typical 19th-century farmhouse that may look ordinary but is truly extraordinary. It served as the inspiration for the beloved Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery’s famous novel *Anne of Green Gables*. Surrounded by flowers and greenery, the house recreates the rooms of the characters from the book. Anne’s room is romantic and cozy, reflecting the whimsical heart of a young girl, while the interior furnishings seem to freeze time to a certain day in 19th-century Anne’s life. Montgomery’s grave lies to the west of the house, and the enchanting “Lover’s Lane” and “Haunted Wood” from the novel are located near the cemetery. There is also a gift shop at the site that sells a variety of Anne-themed dolls.

　　    *Anne of Green Gables* Must-visit reason: The most romantic little house in Canada Continent: North America [North America] Country/Region: Canada [Canada] Province/State: Prince Edward Island [Prince Edward Island]