Where was Anne with an E filmed?

In the initial episode, Anne Shirley (Amybeth McNulty), a thirteen-year-old orphan with a vivid imagination, is excited when Marilla (Geraldine James) and Matthew Cuthbert (R. H. Thomson) adopt her. However, upon arriving at Green Gables farm in Avonlea, Anne discovers that they had been expecting a boy to help out Matthew. While Matthew immediately likes Anne, Marilla is initially reluctant to keep her. She only agrees to a one-week trial period after seeing what Anne's life would be like if she were sent back. The house is a sight to behold, with its white picket fence and bright red shutters against gentle trees and blooming flowers. Ironically, many scenes occur around Marilla's kitchen table, where the characters discuss important issues such as friendship, loyalty, family, love, and hope.

The iconic location for filming Green Gables was the City Of Pickering, ON, in Canada. This idyllic location was a perfect backdrop for the series due to its natural beauty and stunning views across Lake Ontario’s northern shoreline. TV shows like Hannibal, American Gods, and Suits have also used Whitevale in Pickering as a filming location. Additionally, Pickering is known for its beautiful scenery and historic sites.

Reaching this location if you plan a visit is relatively easy. It’s only 40 minutes away from Toronto if you travel by car. To get there from downtown Toronto, take ON-407 E to Pickering and turn left onto Brock Rd/Durham Regional Rd 1. Your destination will be on the left.

In the scene from the first season (3rd episode), we witness Anne (Amybeth McNulty) as she begins school in the small town of Avonlea. Upon arriving, she is filled with excitement but quickly discovers her unique style and mannerisms are not well-received by her peers. Because she was different, she faced teasing and bullying, which caused her to be ostracized. Despite this, she found a friend in Diana (Dalila Bela). During the second season, the Avonlea Gazette, a newspaper distributed on Sundays, operated from the schoolhouse. However, the school was burned down in the third season due to a disagreement between the school board and the newspaper regarding freedom of speech.

The scene occurs in a quaint one-room schoolhouse surrounded by rolling hills and lush countryside. This iconic setting corresponds to the books by Lucy Maud Montgomery and brings to life the fictional yet timeless story of Anne Shirley Cuthbert. The school scenes were filmed in Pickering, Canada, in Southern Ontario near Toronto in the Durham Region. The city has beautiful nature trails, country roads, and other quaint attractions like farms and apple orchards.

To get to Pickering from Toronto, catch Don Valley Pkwy N onto Brock Rd/Durham Regional Rd 1 in Pickering. After that, Continue till you reach Pickering City Centre Drive East towards Bayly Street West.

Anne (Amybeth McNulty) accompanies the Barrys to Charlottetown in the second season's third episode. The cobblestone roads, the old-fashioned buildings, and the serene harbor in the background all create a charming atmosphere that captures their imaginations. During their visit, she and Diana (Dalila Bela) look into the rumors of gold in Avonlea. A journalist informs them that a similar scam happened in another part of Canada a few years ago and that the claims of gold in Avonlea are most likely false. Anne tries to caution the Barrys about this, but they refuse to listen.

The scene where Anne and Diana explore Charlottetown is iconic in its own right. Fans of Anne with an E have often cited this scene as one of the most memorable moments in the show, as it highlights how much Anne has grown since she arrived at Green Gables. However, the capital of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, is fictional. The street scenes depicting the city were filmed on King St East in Millbrook. King St East is a lively street with cafes, shops, and other attractions. If you visit this location, you can experience the peaceful city atmosphere.

King St East is easily accessible by car, just off Highway 115 between Peterborough and Bowmanville. Alternatively, you can take a bus to Peterborough or a train from Toronto to Cobourg Station and then another bus south to Millbrook Village.

In episode seven (second season), Anne (Amybeth McNulty), Diana (Dalila Bela), and Cole (Cory Gruter Andrew) are deceived into attending a lavish party hosted by Diana's wealthy Aunt Josephine (Deborah Grover). The viewers have learned in this episode that Aunt Josephine may have had a female partner for a significant amount of time. This titbit surprises her niece, Diana. The depiction of Aunt Josephine's mansion in Anne with an E was impressive. The majestic Victorian residence featured Italianate-style architecture and a charming belvedere lookout that offered views of the beautiful grounds. This luxurious setting was the backdrop for Aunt Josephine's grand parties and her private conversations with her grandniece Diana and her friends.

The scene was filmed at Castle Kilbride in Baden, Ontario, Canada. This Victorian mansion was built in 1877 by James Livingston and designed in the Italianate style of architecture. It features 12-foot ceilings, stained glass windows, intricate woodwork, and grand fireplaces. Apart from its exterior beauty, Castle Kilbride also stands out for its interior décor, including precious European paintings and period furniture from England and France. Castle Kilbride is open to visitors all year round for guided tours or special events.

It is located at 60 Snyder’s Road West in Baden, Ontario. It can be easily reached by car or public transport such as buses or taxis from Waterloo Region or Kitchener-Waterloo International Airport. To get here by car from downtown Toronto, take On-401 W. The journey usually takes 1 hour and 15 minutes, but the duration may vary depending on traffic.

The scene from the last episode (third season) at Queens College's Hostel was crucial in Anne with an E. This is where Anne (Amybeth McNulty) and Gilbert (Lucas Jade Zumann) share their first kiss and admit their feelings. The scene is filled with emotion and marks a turning point in the relationship between the two characters. It is also where Marilla (Geraldine James) and Matthew (R. H. Thomson) reveal to Anne a book that belonged to her mother, Bertha, which further connects Anne with her past.

In terms of iconic citations, Anne's famous quote, "I'm so glad I have red hair!" from this episode, will probably go down in history as one of her most memorable lines. This line perfectly encapsulates her joy at discovering that she inherited something from her late mother.

The scene was filmed at 16 Blenheim Road in Cambridge, Ontario. This house is privately owned, so it is important not to disturb current residents while visiting. However, you can still admire the exterior of this charming building and get a glimpse of where Anne and Gilbert shared their first kiss.

16 Blenheim Rd can be reached by car, bus, or train from Toronto or nearby cities like Hamilton or Kitchener-Waterloo. By car, it takes approximately one hour from downtown Toronto. You can also reach the destination by taking the train from Renforth Dr At Convair Dr to Square One, Mississauga, and then the bus from Smartcentres Cambridge - North to Ainslie / Park Hill. After an 11-minute walk, you will find your destination on the right side.