The
Virginia State Capitol designed by Thomas Jefferson and featuring a
hidden dome and one of Virginia’s most treasured works of art, is the oldest
continually-operating legislative assembly in the Western Hemisphere.
Walking
Tours stroll along Monument Avenue, the only street
in the United States to be named a National Historic Landmark, and take in the
street’s seven larger-than-life statues and its impressive historic homes or
follow the cobblestone streets of Shockoe Slip and Shockoe
Bottom. Foodie Tours in Richmond's
distinct neighborhoods include stops in local restaurants and gourmet food
shops.
St. John’s church is the oldest wooden church in the America and where
Patrick Henry proclaimed give me liberty,
or give me death. In the evening, experience the Virginia Repertory
Theater, the Richmond Ballet, Virginia
Opera or Richmond Symphony or just take in one of our four
wineries, eleven breweries, Virginia’s first urban Cidery and Moonshine
Distillery.
The
Virginia War Memorial enjoy the panoramic view of Richmond along
the James River. St. John’s church is the oldest wooden church in the America
and where Patrick Henry proclaimed give me
liberty, or give me death.
The
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts is a permanent collection of more than
33,000 works of art spanning 5,000 years of world history. St. John’s church is
the oldest wooden church in the America and where Patrick Henry proclaimed give me liberty, or give me death. The
American Civil War Museum and White House of the Confederacy holds the most
comprehensive collection of confederate artifacts and the home of Confederate
President Jefferson Davis and his family.
The Richmond
Region is Home to Four Centuries long American History and Traditions
The Henricus
Historical Park re-creates the second successful English settlement
in the New World and home to the first English hospital in the New World,
Pocahontas and her husband John Rolfe. Nearby:
Historic
Manassas and Train Depot. Stroll over to the city center to enjoy concerts
and ice cream socials in the summer, and ice skating in the winter. The Manassas Museum uncovers
the area’s storied past through artifacts, photographs and special events and
the Manassas National Battlefield Park.
Occoquan
is a historic riverfront town settled in the middle of the 18th century
with specialty shops, antique stores, art galleries and restaurants.
Discover the
History of the U.S. Marines in Quantico at the National Museum of the
Marine Corps
A
Trolley Tour of Fredericksburg will acquaint you with the
40-block National Historic District; step back in time with the wenches at
the Rising Sun Tavern, the doctor’s apprentice at Hugh Mercer Apothecary
Shop and learn about Colonial medicine, surgery, lodging and food. Shop in Old Town Fredericksburg,
where the brick sidewalks lead you to boutiques, antique shops, and specialty
stores. The Arts abound at Liberty Town Arts Workshop, home
to 50 local artists occupying and more than 20 art galleries throughout Old
Town.
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