A Wide Variety of Fun
Virginia is for lovers of majestic mountains, sandy beaches, historic sites and foodie hotspots. Step into Colonial Williamsburg — a living 18th-century city brought to life with period streets, trades and homes — then explore attraction-packed cities, active mountain towns and breathtaking natural wonders across the state.
From Alexandria and Arlington to Richmond and Virginia Beach, find arts, shopping and vibrant atmosphere around every corner.
Walk cobblestone roads, tour preserved landmarks, visit museums and marvel at centuries-old architecture.
Wander through natural masterpieces of coastal shores, rolling hills, rugged peaks and meadows.
Virginia Adventures
Outdoor Experiences
Unwind on Virginia Beach’s lively boardwalk with Atlantic Ocean views, go kayaking with dolphins and try surfing year-round.
The Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah National Park and the Appalachian Trail provide stunning backdrops for biking, hiking, horseback riding and camping.
Cruise more than 5,700 kilometers of scenic byways leading to epic overlooks, sparkling rivers, idyllic landscapes and charming towns.
Only in Virginia
Trace country music’s roots along Virginia’s Heritage Music Trail, and don’t miss Bristol’s Birthplace of Country Music Museum.
Learn aerospace history at this annex of the Smithsonian Institution’s National Air and Space Museum.
Marvel at cathedral-like rooms and other geologic wonders on a tour of the largest caverns in the eastern USA.
Delve Into the Past
See Jamestown, the USA’s first permanent English settlement; Colonial Williamsburg, its largest living history museum; and Yorktown, site of the last Revolutionary War battle.
Historic landmarks, rolling hills and horse farms form the perfect backdrop for the region known as DC’s Wine Country.
Once a Native American settlement, this now-vibrant city also has Revolutionary War significance and was the capital of the Confederacy during the Civil War.
Can’t-Miss Landmarks
You’ll feel like you’ve traveled back in time at George Washington’s 18th century home and working farm.
From eternal flames to tributes, this solemn site offers a powerful journey through heroes and history.
Admire the architecture and wander the gardens of the mountaintop estate of Thomas Jefferson, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.




