Things To Do In Wolfville Nova Scotia
Just an hour’s drive from Halifax, Wolfville is a hidden gem in the Annapolis Valley. And whether you’re visiting from away, or you’ve lived here your whole life, you may be wondering about things to do in Wolfville Nova Scotia. Wolfville mixes the wildness and abundance of nature with a surprisingly hip town feel. Come for the wine, stay for the surprise wedding – we’ve got you covered with the ultimate travel guide of Wolfville, Nova Scotia.
Wine Touring
For wine lovers, the Annapolis Valley has some serious legs . And with so many wineries opening throughout the region, there are choices to pour a glass of oaky chardonnay to bright pinot noir, and everything in between. Get a group of friends together this summer to spend a weekend exploring Nova Scotia’s wine country for an adventure that will make for Instagram-worthy posts and memories to last a lifetime. Take day trips out to tastings or events at each of the picturesque vineyards we’ve listed below:
Avondale Sky Winery – Taste the perfect blend of viticulture and viniculture knowledge at a vineyard known as the home of the century-old St. Matthews church that walked on water.
Luckett Vineyards – Take in the view on the outdoor terroir overlooking the Gaspereau valley. They even have the famous red British phone booth while you enjoy a glass of wines that are worth calling home about.
Domaine de Grand Pre – Sample the influence of Switzerland winemakers in the cobblestone courtyard against the stunning backdrop of the Bay of Fundy.
Lightfoot and Wolfville – Those with a pallet for hand-crafted, small lot wines made will enjoy the organic grape varietals specifically selected for our microclimates. The landscape includes Cape Blomidon and Minas Basin to bring out the full flavour in every sip.
Benjamin Bridge Vineyards – The cooler weather of the Gaspereau river is comparable to the Champagne region of France, giving these sparkling wines the hallmarks of a classic prestige cuvées from France with a Nova Scotian spin.
Downtown Wolfville
If you’re looking for something a little more low-key, the charm of downtown Wolfville begs for a slower pace of exploration. Home to Devour! The Food Film Fest, the world’s largest food film fest, Wolfville boasts several charming and quaint restaurants and cafés. Whether you’re window-shopping on Main Street or enjoying a pint with a meal at one of the many patios, you’ll have endless options to soak up everything this adorable little town has to offer.
Wolfville Farmers’ Market
If you’re one of the people who wake up on a Saturday morning at 7:00 A.M., bike down to the market and gather your weekly produce straight from a farmers’ hands, then you’re in luck. Located in an old apple warehouse on Elm Avenue, you can find the Wolfville Farmers’ Market. With over 70 farmers, chefs and artisan vendors offering a variety of fresh produce, meat, seafood, prepared meals, flowers and more – you can get your weekly shopping done and have lunch all under one roof. The Wolfville Farmers’ Market is a true destination for foodies of all ages. We can’t imagine anyone visiting and leaving on an empty stomach or empty-handed; there’s literally something for everyone.
We’re bringing the Valley of Fire to the Annapolis Valley. So, if the scenic shores of Nova Scotia have you yearning for more thrill and festivity, come on down to the Wolfville Wedding Chapel. Celebrate with your closest friends and family by booking the Chapel, or elope just the two of you. However you want to tie the knot, we are ready to do it with you. Put an end to the stress of a traditional wedding and gear up for a day of fun. Because, after all, what happens in Wolfville, could turn into your happily ever after.
