It’s time to Visit Farmville, how does a 24-hour stay sound? The ever so charming small town has hidden treasures that you have to see for yourself! Farmville is home to both Longwood University and Hampden-Sydney College, along with bucolic bridge hikes/bike rides; home-style restaurants where the dishes are seasoned with love, and loads of historical landmarks, visiting Farmville is most certainly a must! #ToFarmville

Here is your complete 24-hour Farmville agenda:

Psst..did you know Farmville is centrally located in Virginia? Just…

  • 65 miles west of Richmond
  • 48 miles east of Lynchburg
  • 150 miles from Washington, D.C. and Virginia Beach

Where to stay?

    Hotel Weyanoke

  • Hotel Weyanoke Located in the heart of Downtown Farmville, adjacent to the Longwood University campus, the chic new Hotel Weyanoke is a newly renovated historic building complemented with mid-century modern, residential-style furnishings. The hotel also features four dining venues, including a coffee bar, kitchen and wine bar, pizzeria and fabulous rooftop bar! For more information, call (434) 658-7500 or visit their website.
  • Longwood Bed & Breakfast The Longwood University Bed & Breakfast is owned by Longwood University and is only a short walk to campus and the shops of historic Main Street. With a cost of only $95-$145 per room, the Bed & Breakfast offers the best deal in the Farmville area for overnight accommodations. (434) 395-2617 or visit their website.

Must See/Do!

  • High Bridge– High Bridge Trail offers a dramatic hike or bike ride 125 feet above the Appomattox River. You can rent bikes at the Outdoor Adventure Store in downtown Farmville, then just jump on the trail a block away and embark on your 4.5 mile ride to the bridge, a must-see attraction!

    • R.R. Moton Museum

  • R. Moton Museum– Located at 900 Griffin Blvd. at the south end of the Longwood University campus, the Moton Museum tells the story of a 1951 student strike that helped ignite the Civil Rights era. Free admission. Click here for hours of operation.
  • Green Front Furniture– Twelve buildings – three of them converted 1840s tobacco warehouses – filled with fine furnishings, rugs, imports and accessories. Along with discounted pricing that brings devotees flocking from near and far!

Coffee Please.

  • Sassafras Coffee Bar: Wake up with a freshly brewed cup of coffee, a latte and pastries fresh from the oven. Enjoy a relaxing lunch or dinner with hearty sandwiches, wraps and deserts. Grab a snack or a coffee drink to go from our outdoor pick-up window. Located one block off of Main Street in the Hotel Weyanoke.

    • Uptown Coffee Café

  • Uptown Coffee Café: A gathering place for locals and travellers alike. Enjoy coffee, tea, soups, salads, sandwiches – even live music – along with the great company. Check out their Facebook page for updates on live performances and weekly specials.

Must See/Do.

  • High Bridge– High Bridge Trail offers a dramatic hike or bike ride 125 feet above the Appomattox River. You can rent bikes at the Outdoor Adventure Store in downtown Farmville, then just jump on the trail a block away and embark on your 4.5 mile ride to the bridge, a must-see attraction!
  • R. Moton Museum– Located at 900 Griffin Blvd. at the south end of the Longwood University campus, the Moton Museum tells the story of a 1951 student strike that helped ignite the Civil Rights era. Free admission. Click here for hours of operation.

    • Green Front Furniture

  • Green Front Furniture– Twelve buildings – three of them converted 1840s tobacco warehouses – filled with fine furnishings, rugs, imports and accessories. Along with discounted pricing that brings devotees flocking from near and far!

Breakfast

    Walker’s diner

  • Walker’s Diner: An authentic diner in the heart of Farmville serving up the classics. Located across from Green Front Furniture, Walker’s is known for its fresh, juicy, ground beef burgers and other specials. No Farmville visit is complete without a quick bite, milkshake or homemade dessert at Walker’s Diner.

Lunch

  • Effingham’s: Nosh on artisan grilled pizzas made in a coal-fired oven. Also enjoy hearty sandwiches, fresh salads and delicious desserts made in the casual vibe of our modern pizzeria and market. Located one block off of Main Street in the Hotel Weyanoke.
  • Merk’s Place: This family-style restaurant has something for everyone, including mouthwatering specials. Signature crinkle cut fries and home baked desserts ranging from creamy Napoleons to fresh strawberry shortcake.

5’o Clock- Cocktail Time!

  • Catbird Rooftop Terrace: Farmville’s trendiest nightspot – and best view of Downtown – is the new Catbird Rooftop Terrace, located one block off of Main Street in the Hotel Weyanoke.

    • Third Street Brewing Company

  • Third Street Brewing Company:Grab a pint at Prince Edward County’s premier craft brewery. There’s indoor seating and a beer garden, yard games and board games.While Third Street Brewing Company doesn’t offer food, there are often food trucks available. You can also order in or even bring your own food.

Dinner

    Charley’s Waterfront Café

  • Campagna: Savor Italian cuisine in a sophisticated ambiance of our modern kitchen and wine bar. Enjoy home-made pastas paired with your favorite red, white or rose. Beer and spirits also offered. Located one block off of Main Street in the Hotel Weyanoke.
  • Charley’s Waterfront Café: Offering views of the Appomattox River, delicious cuisine, an expansive wine list and an enchanting ambiance, Charley’s is a must-visit when in Farmville – perfect for families, friends or a romantic date.