Whether you love a boutique shopping spree, love a scenic stroll, or can’t wait to dive into history, Prince William County has something for you. The Northern Virginia county stretches from Gainesville to the shores of the Occoquan Bay and Potomac River, offering plenty to travelers along I-66 or…
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Hampton Roads—a region encompassing Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Newport News, Hampton, and other cities—is renowned for its beaches, rich naval history, and family-friendly attractions. The region is conveniently located within a day’s drive for two-thirds of the U.S. population and welcomes millions…
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You don’t need to spend big to make big memories in Virginia this summer! From waterfall views to live music and hands-on history, the Shenandoah Valley is packed with experiences that are low on cost but high on fun. Here’s your guide to some of the best budget-friendly ways to explore the region…
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There are countless upscale restaurants located throughout the Commonwealth, but if you’re a real culinary connoisseur, you may want to base your dining decisions on more than a Yelp review. Since 1990, the James Beard Awards have recognized culinary excellence throughout the United States…
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An urban gateway to the environmental splendor of Shenandoah National Park and the Blue Ridge Mountains, the historic city of Charlottesville has a lively and welcoming feel. Home to the University of Virginia and Thomas Jefferson’s mountaintop estate, Monticello, the area is filled with stories to…
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Dating back to the 18th century, Middleburg is a quintessential small town located in Northern Virginia’s Loudoun County. Known as America’s horse and hunt country capital, the town is home to both the Forbes Five-Star Salamander Middleburg and Red Fox Inn & Tavern, said to be one of the oldest…
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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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Virginia boasts a significant amount of shoreline bordering tidal rivers, salty bays, and open ocean. These coastal waters provide a wealth of destinations for paddling Virginia, whether you are exploring immense and regal Chesapeake Bay, lower tidal Rappahannock River, or Parkers Creek winding…
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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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