Jordan Village is a quaint rural village centrally located among the vineyards of Niagara's Wine Country, running along the edge of the Twenty Mile Creek valley. Take time to explore the many attractions of this historic village, including one of a kind gift shops, a winery, restaurants, galleries, museums, and trails.

Jordan Village is located amongst a number of important historic buildings that will take you back in time to another era. Visit the museum and grounds showcasing the17th century United Empire Loyalist and Pennsylvania German Mennonite roots of the area. Browse the museum Heritage Gift Shop for unique presents and books, and get a copy of A Walking Tour of The Village of Jordan brochure available at the Jordan Historical Museum of the Twenty.

The village has something for everyone, from nature to history to shopping. It's brimming with things to do and see visit the award-winning winery, tempt your taste buds with an assortment of culinary delights, explore inspiring galleries and take advantage of the fabulous shopping for fashion, home and garden.

Step off Main Street and follow a garden path to the Shops on 19th where you will find a lovely icecream and chocolate shop to fuel your spirits.

From the funky retro Zomma Zooma Cafe which boasts a 40 seat picturesque patio, and a music series featuring some of Canadas best musicians, to weekend dancing at the Jordan House, there is even entertainment for night owls.

Check out the Jordan Village Merchant's Association CONCERTS & EVENTS section on their website, for on-going special incentives for visitors to the village through fabulous draws and specials. "You can go antiquing, learn about our past in cool historic museums, hike or bike our nature trails and pamper yourself at our spa. Then at the end of the day, rest your happy, weary head in one of our relaxing accommodation options."

QEW exit 57, Vineland (Victoria Avenue) South on Victoria Avenue towards Niagara Escarpment, away from lake, to stoplight at Regional Road 81/King Street Left (east) on Regional Road 81/King Street through the valley Left (north) on Main Street at the Jordan House, at top of hill Or QEW exit 55, Jordan (Jordan Road) South on Jordan Road towards Niagara Escarpment, away from lake Right (west) on Fourth Avenue Left on Ninteenth Street First Right on Wismer Street Left on Main Street Parking lots are available at both the north and south ends of the street and it is only a short 3 minute stroll between lots.

A Walking Tour of The Village of Jordan brochure revised 2008, is available at the Jordan Historical Museum of the Twenty, Heritage House, for a $2.00 donation. They are located 2 blocks south of the Heritage Gift Shop at 3800 Main Street, Jordan. Phone: 905-562-5242 for hours and availability. Email: museum@lincoln.ca

Live Music/Bands: Jordan House live music date list under Upcoming Events: www.jordanhouse.ca/index.php and Zooma Zooma Cafe atwww.twentyvalley.ca/page/20valley_dine?sid=141

Niagara Region's, Niagara Heritage Guide page about the Jordan Historical Museum:www.niagaraheritageguide.com/jordan-museum/index.shtml

Town of Lincoln's Jordan Historical Museum of the Twenty: www.lincoln.ca/siteengine/activepage.asp?PageID=69

Twenty Valley Tourism Association: www.twentyvalley.ca

Jordan Village is accessible overall, but call ahead for particulars

Jordan Village
Main Street & 19th Street
Jordan, Ontario
L0R 1S0 Municipality Town of Lincoln

Jordan Village Merchant's Association
3800 Main Street
Jordan, Ontario
L0R 1S0
Tel (905) 562-5242
Fax (905) 562-7786
Email info@jordanvillage.com