Top Things to do in Simcoe
10 Things to do in Simcoe That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Simcoe, Canada including Norfolk County Archives at Eva Brook Donly Museum, Norfolk Wine & Brew, Sloths and Molasses, Norfolk County Tourism, Capitol Arts Market, War Memorial Carillon Tower, Villa Nova Estate Winery, Strand Theatre, New Limburg Brewing Company, Delhi Rail Trail.
Restaurants in Simcoe
1. Norfolk County Archives at Eva Brook Donly Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
2. Norfolk Wine & Brew
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
3. Sloths and Molasses
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
An eclectically quirky store filled with local artisans, Norfolk tourism gifts and more. Shop local, support local
4. Norfolk County Tourism
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Tourist information center providing advice and directions on attractions, accommodations, tours, dining, events and other services. Guidebooks and maps available free of charge. Public washrooms. Open Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm. Located on the second floor. Free parking behind the building.
5. Capitol Arts Market
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Hotspots123 - Toronto, Canada
I visited the market as a friend had told me how lovely the market was. I am also an artist and was interested in displaying my art there. it was very impressive with many extremely talented artists with art scapes also pottery, jewellery, stained glass and carving. It’s a worthwhile stop if you are interested in buying a gift or something for yourself. Local nice displays with texture and color.
6. War Memorial Carillon Tower
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4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By CarolynW939 - Simcoe, Canada
My husband and I have attended the Nov 11 parade and service at the Simcoe Carillon War Memorial many times. We've also enjoyed the music on a summer evening, and especially at Christmas. The history of the Carillon structure, the plaques commemorating those lost in war is reverent. The volunteers who play the bells during the Panorama Lights Christmas season are truly a local treasure.
7. Villa Nova Estate Winery
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4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By christinamegee - Hamilton, Canada
We visited today with a group of close to 20 people and they were extremely hospitable and accommodating. They set out cheeses and crackers for us to enjoy during our tasting. It is a cute winery with a lot of character and beautiful scenery! A lovely place to enjoy a glass of wine on the cozy patio overlooking the fall colors!
8. Strand Theatre
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
9. New Limburg Brewing Company
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4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By JameAndDare - Woodstock, Canada
We were pleasantly surprised with New Limburg Brewing. We had heard great things for a couple years and had been meaning to go for so long. Finally making reservations and going was a great decision! I recommend making rezzies, cause they get very busy. For good reason as well! This place is the perfect example as to why Belgian-style beer is some of the best in the world! We have been to New Limburg twice in the last 3 weeks now and have not had a bad beer yet! All of their beer is foamy and creamy, with distinct flavours, even if it has a light crisp taste. My favorite is the Tripel, which is a very thick and creamy, citrusy tasting beer at 9%, so very strong! There are light notes of caramel in it as well, and I have never tasted anything like it in my life! Their Wit beer is also good: nice and light, as is the Grisette, and the Belgian Blond. They have a couple sour beers that are available to buy in bottles too and we took some home to have. They were also very good! They carry beer from Meuse, which is nearby, but not open for tastings yet, and the Cherry can not be beat! It is a must-try! Next time we visit we will try to have some food as we havent tried it yet. The staff here are very friendly, and pretty knowledgeable about their beer. The setting is cool, located in an old school. Their patio is out back on a volley ball court in the sand. It was really cool to be able to take off our shoes and dig our toes in the sand on a hot day with a refreshing beer. We could almost close our eyes and pretend we were on the beach! Bring a mask with you when you come because it is mandatory ti wear when you walk through the building and to your seats.
10. Delhi Rail Trail
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
This is a bike/hiking trail between Simcoe and Delhi, Ontario, so there is no address. The above address (Lion's Park) is approximately the end/beginning of the trail in Simcoe, Ontario
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