Just across the Potomac River from Washington D.C., the historic city of Alexandria is home to lively entertainment, waterfront dining, scenic trails, and the shopping and dining treasure trove of the Old Town neighborhood. Start planning your trip to Alexandria and discover its bounty of culture…
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Known for a strong naval presence and its unique cultural heritage, Norfolk is a waterfront city in the coastal region of Virginia that blends history, modernity, and creativity. The historic neighborhoods, such as the Freemason District with its cobblestoned streets and colonial homes, offer a…
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The bustling coastal city of Virginia Beach has more than just oceanfront fun to offer—although you’ll find no shortage of waves and sandy beaches in the most populous city in the Commonwealth. Stroll down the boardwalk, get your fill of the freshest seafood at award-winning restaurants, and take…
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Find music, history, and outdoor adventure around every corner when you travel to Bristol, Virginia. A unique city that sits right on the Southwest border of Virginia, Bristol is nestled in the Appalachian Mountains. Visitors can literally cross historic State Street to enter Tennessee, and there’s…
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Got an adrenaline junkie on your hands? Give them an experience like no other through Virginia’s many zip line, canopy, and ropes course tours. Check out these 12 experiences where the sky is truly the limit. The Adventure Park—Virginia Beach The Adventure Park at Virginia Aquarium is an…
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We live in and navigate so many interconnected systems to survive and thrive. No one knows this better than Jess Walters (they/them). A Deaf, queer and neurodivergent mixed-media artist, Jess is also a Board Certified Patient Advocate (BCPA) and independent scholar from Charlottesville, Virginia…
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Music festival season is in finally upon us, and plenty of musicians will be performing at venues and festivals around Virginia in May. Whether you’re a rock-and-roller or a country lover, catch your favorite artists and discover new ones all over the Commonwealth. NOTE : This is not a complete list…
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For avid anglers the following statement is almost as an incantation, “Big water yields big fish. Big water yields big fish. Big water yields big fish.” Yes, big water does yield big fish. And Virginia presents plenty of big, beautiful and bountiful freshwater lakes that will yield big fish and…
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Trace the roots of American history and make new memories in Williamsburg, Virginia. The capital of Virginia from 1699 until 1780, Williamsburg is known for its historic hotspots, including Colonial Williamsburg — the largest living history museum in the world — and William & Mary, the second…
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As the capital of Virginia, Richmond is a hub of culture, music, food, and the arts, drawing visitors to discover the charm of the “River City.” A thriving and internationally recognized craft beer scene has put Richmond on the map for brew lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts flock to the region to…
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