Explore VIrginia history at this expansive museum with long term and traveling exhibitions. You’ll discover “The Story of Virginia” and the key figures, regions, and undertold narratives from the state’s history.

Get ready for refreshment when you order a juice, smoothie bowl, or invigorating shot from this healthy food cafe.

Known as the T. Pott Bridge, this pedestrian bridge will take you across the James River and has access points on both the north and south sides. Spot turtles, connect to the trail system, and take in downtown views from the wheelchair and bike-friendly bridge.

While enjoying the natural splendor of Brown’s Island and the James River, stop by the Emancipation & Freedom Monument, two 12-foot bronze statues erected to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation.

For visitors with young children, stop by the Children’s Museum of Richmond so they can learn through playing with interactive exhibits including water play, a kid-run TV studio, and more fun in the 44,000-square-foot museum.

This local shopping district has something for everyone, from antique shops and bookstores to luxury furniture stores and all kinds of restaurants.

Hike or bike along this scenic trail with steep climbs and twisty, fast descents.

Located on 340 picturesque acres in the heart of Virginia’s horse and wine country the resort is just 40 miles west of Washington, D.C. and a 35 minute drive from Dulles Airport. With the historic village of Middleburg just steps away, guests may enjoy a short stroll or carriage ride to downtown shops and stores. Designed to blend into its natural environment and respect the architectural traditions of Virginia’s countryside, the resort features 168 rooms and suites, an exquisite 23,000-square-foot luxury spa with one-of-a-kind features like outdoor patios and a spa courtyard, Harrimans, a Virginia Piedmont-inspired signature restaurant overseen by Executive Chef Bill Welch, a media-ready Cooking Studio, the Gold Cup Wine Bar and Billiard Room and a two-acre Culinary Garden. In keeping with its geographical setting, the resort also includes a full-service equestrian center and an array of programming, while the property’s 22-stall stable offers equine enthusiasts the opportunity to bring their horses along on vacation. The resort also features 12,000 square feet of indoor conference and event facilities, including a Grand Ballroom and unique outdoor spaces like the Grand Lawn, Culinary Garden and a restored 100-year-old Stallion Barn.

We are a small, boutique family winery focused on hand-crafted, artisanal wines primarily from a carefully selected handful of the most meticulously managed small vineyards in the region. We’re located in the historic Crooked Run Valley. We have a selection of local foods available: cheese, sausage, cellar bread, focaccia & hummus available to enjoy in our tasting room, on the terrace, or on the picnic tables. Our front doors & tasting room bar were constructed with black walnut from the property. Our flooring is made from reclaimed fence boards & our front stoop was constructed with stones from an old stone fence. We use bio-based water cups & recycle, & are delighted to be members of the Virginia Green program. We accept Cash, Amex, Discover, Master Card & Visa. We are unable accommodate limos, buses, or groups over 8.

This self-guided experiences focuses on the Underground Railroad and the role of local waterways in helping freedom seekers escape to the North.