Berkeley Plantation
12602 Harrison Landing Road
Charles City, VA US
23030
History abounds at this site the birthplace of Benjamin Harrison, signer of the Declaration of Independence, and William Henry Harrison the 9th U.S. President. Berkeley Plantation information and hotels


Canal Walk
14th and Dock Street
Richmond, VA US
804-648-6549
History comes alive along the James River and Kanawha Canal Canal Walk information and hotels


Colonial Downs Horse Racing
10515 Colonial Downs Parkway
New Kent, VA US
804-966-7223
Giddy-up to this racetrack for thoroughbred and harness racing Colonial Downs Horse Racing information and hotels


Colonial Williamsburg
506 North Henry Street
Williamsburg, VA US
800-447-8679
Be transported to the days back in time 200 years to colonial Williamsburg where 500 buildings have been restored and reconstructed, Colonial Williamsburg information and hotels


Hollywood Cemetery
412 South Cherry Street
Richmond, VA US
804-648-8501
Named from the numerous holly trees on the grounds, this is the most visited burial grounds in the city. Hollywood Cemetery information and hotels


Jamestown Settlement
2110 Jamestown Road
Williamsburg, VA US
757-253-4838
This is a living-history museum, with a reconstructed fort staffed by docents dressed as colonists. Jamestown Settlement information and hotels


John Marshall House
818 East Marshall Street
Richmond, VA US
804-648-7889
This historic home was built in 1790 for John Marshall the 3rd Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court John Marshall House information and hotels


Museum of the Confederacy
1201 East Clay Street
Richmond, VA US
804-649-1861
Rich history abounds at this museum featuring civilian and military Civil War artifacts relating to the Confederate States of America and the post-war era. Museum of the Confederacy information and hotels


Mystery Dinner Playhouse
6531 W. Broad Street
Richmond, VA US
888-471-4802
Can you solve the mystery? As you delight in a four-course meal the zany cast of characters provide clues to help you solve the crime. Mystery Dinner Playhouse information and hotels


Richmond Ballet
407 East Canal Street
Richmond, VA US
804-344-0906
Bask in the glorious performances at the Richmond Ballet offering traditional, never been-seen and rarely seen performances. Richmond Ballet information and hotels


Sherwood Forest Plantation
14501 John Tyler Memorial Highway
Charles City, VA US
804-829-5377
Sherwood Forest features the 1720 house that was the retirement home of U.S. President John Tyler. The house is furnished with heirloom antiques, and the five outbuildings are open daily Sherwood Forest Plantation information and hotels


Shirley Plantation
501 Shirley Plantation Road
Charles City, VA US
804-829-5121
The Shirley Plantation is Virginia's oldest plantation, founded in 1613. Shirley Plantation information and hotels


St. John's Church
2401 E. Broad Street
Richmond, VA US
804-648-5015
Patrick Henry exclaimed, "Give me liberty or give me death" at this location St. John's Church information and hotels


Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
200 North Boulevard
Richmond, VA US
804-340-1400
This world-class museum has collections that include paintings by Goya, Renoir, Monet, and van Gogh, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts information and hotels


Virginia State Capitol
202 North Ninth Street
Richmond, VA US
804-786-1012
Thomas Jefferson designed the Virginia State Capitol in 1785 Virginia State Capitol information and hotels


Westover Plantation
700 Westover Road
Charles City, VA US
804-829-2882
The Westover Plantation was built in 1735, and the house features famous moldings and carvings and the interior is only open to the public during Historic Garden Week in April Westover Plantation information and hotels


Yorktown Battlefield
624 Water St
Yorktown, VA US
757-886-5341
This historic site is where America's independence was won when the British forces surrendered to American and French armies. Yorktown Battlefield information and hotels


Yorktown Victory Center
200 Water St
Yorktown, VA US
757-253-4838
History abounds as you explore the Continental Army encampment, with tents, a covered wagon, and interpreters-costumed as soldiers and inhabitants speak to visitors in the regional dialects of the time. Yorktown Victory Center information and hotels