Discover Wolfville & Nova Scotia

The Town of Wolfville is located in the Nova Scotia Annapolis Valley, a region of fruit trees, wineries, and splendid natural beauty. Please take a moment to explore our wonderful province and all it has to offer!

🍇 Wolfville & Annapolis Valley

Visit Wolfville

Nova Scotia Tourism: Town of Wolfville

     Nova Scotia Tourism: Annapolis Valley

The Lookoff (The Lookoff)

Get a stunning view overlooking the Minas Basin and the mosaic of farmland and rural communities from this viewpoint on the North Mountain. In the mood for ice cream? Head across the road!           

Cape Split Provincial Park (Cape Split Provincial Park)

A must visit trail for avid and casual hikers alike. Hike through old-growth Wabanaki (Acadian) forest and emerge on the Split with a panoramic view of the Bay of Fundy.

Grand-Pré National Historic Site (Grand-Pré National Historic Site)

Once a settlement of the Acadian people (French settlers); learn about their historical significance in the region. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and visit Evangeline Beach just down the road!

Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens (Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens)

Situated right at Acadia University, the Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens hosts several native ecosystems, a conservatory and the research greenhouses. If you need to stretch your legs during the conference also visit the Woodland Trails just south of the Gardens.

Kentville Bird Sanctuary (Kentville Bird Sanctuary)

A birder’s paradise! This 200-hectare sanctuary is an important water fowl habitat, with numerous ponds situated in mixed woodland and salt marsh. It’s also a great place for naturalizing in general.

Local Wineries - Benjamin Bridge/Luckett Vineyards/Lightfoot & Wolfville Vineyards & More

Whether you're a wine enthusiast or simply looking to unwind with colleagues, visiting the local wineries offers the perfect blend of landscape, flavour, and Maritime hospitality.

Wolfville Farmers’ Market (Wolfville Farmers' Market)

Every Saturday morning, this community staple hosts over 65 vendors from local farmers, coffee shops, bakeries and many, many more. Support the Valley’s grassroots!

Al Whittle Theatre (Al Whittle Theatre)

Feel like catching a movie or some live music? With history dating back to 1911, this independent theatre is also home to the famous marquee sign of the Acadia Cinema.


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