You might know Virginia Beach for its miles of scenic coastline and iconic boardwalk, but it's more than just your average beach town. Over the years, Virginia Beach has evolved into a trendy hotspot where the laid-back beach vibe meets a creative, modern energy.
If you are looking for a charming small city with lots to do, friendly faces, historic buildings and stunning mountain views, Lynchburg is for you. With over 40 miles of urban trails and a bustling riverfront downtown, you are bound to find something you love.
Made up of nine independent cities along Virginia’s coast, Hampton Roads is home to over 1.8 million people and draws visitors to the state year after year.
You might have heard a thing or two about Richmond, Virginia. Richmond is more than just the state capital and a hub for history, the city is also well-known for its long standing art culture, up and coming food scene, and breweries that top national lists.
As Alexandria continues to grow an impressive art culture as well as a burgeoning culinary scene, its neighborhoods draw people in from near and far for a taste of their unique ability to bring art, history, food, and community together.
Just across the Potomac River from Washington D.C. lies the county of Arlington, a place famous for its active lifestyle and young, hip population. If you are planning a visit to Northern Virginia or Washington DC, Arlington needs to be on your list of places to stay and explore.
Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwest Virginia lies Roanoke, a city known for its relaxed vibe and outdoor activities. Whether you are looking for some time in nature or just an interesting new town to visit, there are all kinds of cool things to do in Roanoke.
Nestled side by side, Hampton and Newport News make up the heart of the Hampton Roads region offering up sunny beaches, historical landmarks, and some pretty awesome neighborhoods. The region’s roots run deep and the area has been a haven for cultural diversity for decades.
