Jordan, widely known as Jordan Village, is a historic village on the Niagara Benchlands founded by Pennsylvania Mennonite settlers who arrived in 1799. Its restored Main Street is one of Lincoln's premier visitor destinations, lined with boutiques, restaurants, inns and the Jordan Historical Museum of the Twenty. The surrounding Twenty Valley is celebrated wine country, notable for its vineyards and award-winning icewine.
Known for
- Historic Jordan Village Main Street (shops, dining, inns)
- Twenty Valley / Benchlands wine country
- Jordan Historical Museum of the Twenty
- Icewine and estate wineries
- Mennonite founding heritage (1799)
