Virginia is full of sites that relate to the founding of our country, the Civil War, and other iconic moments in American history. But what about the lesser-known, quirkier artifacts of Virginia? Many proud Commonwealth residents have dedicated their lives to preserving interesting objects from the…
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Bigfoot festivals, pony swims, massive sandsculptures, and a parade of cones — these are just the start of the weird and lovable events you can attend in Virginia. Find the funky festival for you with our guide to Virginia's most unique annual events, plus get information on how to attend. Cone…
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Add a little fun to your fitness routine at these places around Virginia. Whether you're looking for space to run around or just a nice area for a walk, these places in Virginia will have you on your feet while also providing additional thrills. Keep stepping while actually enjoying yourself at one…
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Discover the beauty of Virginia’s National Parks for free this year when you visit during any of the following fee-free days!* February 16: Presidents Day May 25: Memorial Day June 14: Flag Day July 3–5: Independence Day weekend August 25: 110th Birthday of the National Park Service September 17:…
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From rainy-day fun to spring break vacations, there are tons of family-friendly activities to discover throughout Virginia. However, sometimes it can be a balancing act of sticking to a tight budget while keeping the kids entertained. To help you keep costs low and spirits high, we’ve put together…
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Virginia offers a treasure trove of family vacation experiences for all types of families. Whether you're seeking excitement or education, the multitude of historical landmarks, diversity of landscapes, and one-of-a-kind cultural and entertainment attractions make traveling in Virginia an adventure…
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January is a great time to visit Virginia’s winter resorts, as the conditions are suitable for making fluffy snow that allows for ideal skiing, snowboarding, and tubing conditions. With the temperatures often at their lowest of the year, January is also your best chance for catching some parts of…
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A visit to Winchester offers a mix of old and new: Civil War landmarks and historic homes — including one belonging to Winchester native and country music legend Patsy Cline — sit alongside contemporary galleries, craft breweries, and shops. The Shenandoah city is also home to the Apple Blossom…
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There’s something for everyone in Lexington. The Shenandoah Valley college town — home to both Washington & Lee University and the Virginia Military Institute — is a fit for history buffs, small town lovers, and outdoor adventurers. The historic downtown offers well-curated shops and art galleries…
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Founded in 1691, Yorktown rose to prominence as a trading port in the 1700s and is perhaps best known as the location of the last major battle of the American Revolutionary War. It’s a must-visit for history buffs, who will love exploring 18th-century battlefields and buildings. Yorktown is easy to…
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