Virginia War Memorial Carillon
Richmond, VA
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Richmond, VA
The Virginia War Memorial Carillon, known as the Carillon, is Virginia’s War Memorial, commemorating Virginians who served in World War I. Completed in 1932, the edifice was designed by Ralph Adams Cram as a brilliant interpretation of the Italian campanile in Georgian classicism, with bells originally intended to ring out patriotic tunes. This memorial anchors Richmond’s William Byrd Park Historic District.
Buckingham, VA
The Housewright House serves as the headquarters of Historic Buckingham Inc, an organization dedicated to preserving the historical and literary heritage of Buckingham County. The museum's exhibits explore the county's past and cultural significance.
Virginia Beach, VA
Ocean Breeze Water Park in Virginia Beach offers a variety of aquatic experiences. Guests can enjoy unlimited visits with a season pass, float along a lazy river, or relax in private poolside cabanas equipped with amenities like a flat-screen TV and refrigerator. The park also accommodates group events and birthday parties.
Deltaville, VA
The Deltaville Maritime Museum explores the maritime history of the Deltaville area, with exhibits detailing history from the Delmarva meteorite 35 million years ago to modern wooden boatbuilding from the late 1800s. Visitors can join Family Boatbuilding Week to construct a Wright Skiff, resembling utility boats built in the 1930s. The museum is situated within Holly Point Nature Park, which offers a habitat for indigenous flora and fauna.
Hudgins, VA
Gwynn's Island Museum preserves the history of Gwynn's Island and Mathews County, Virginia. It honors men lost at sea and those who served the country. The museum displays cultural artifacts and personal histories, showcasing individual traditions cherished by local families.
Lynchburg, VA
Hill City AquaZoo features interactive animal encounters in Lynchburg. Visitors can schedule daily sessions to meet sloths and explore other aquatic species, while the facility also offers educational field trips, birthday parties, and membership options for year-round access.
Chincoteague, VA Area
Provides modern relaxation therapy sessions in a retreat setting, utilizing touchless massage and sound therapy for stress relief and well-being.
Photo by CecouchmanBerryville, VA
The Josephine School Community Museum serves as a Clarke County African-American Cultural Center celebrating the heritage, accomplishments, and stories of the local community. Visitors are welcome to experience museum exhibits and historical narratives through guided tours.
Photo by ScooteristiOrange, VA
The James Madison Museum is the first U.S. museum to honor James Madison, the 4th President, showcasing the heritage of Orange County, Virginia through presidential, cultural, and agricultural exhibits. Visitors can view collections of books, documents, costumes, furniture, farm equipment, presidential artifacts, and a 1730s patent house. The museum also features a Hall of Agriculture & Transportation, a Black History Room, and a Madison Room with artifacts from eight Virginia-born presidents.
Urbanna, VA
Sunset Point Marina is located in Urbanna, Virginia, less than two miles from downtown. Situated on almost two and a half park-like acres, the marina offers a place to relax and appreciate the beauty of Robinson Creek. Its location also provides easy access to attractions and cultural events in the middle peninsula.
Saltville, VA
The Museum of the Middle Appalachians is dedicated to educating visitors of all ages about the natural and cultural history of its region. It features The Salt Theater, which presents a five-part video program on the Civil War at the Salt Works, with videos lasting 8 to 12 minutes. The museum also includes a store that runs a Where In The World Is Woolly Mammoth? campaign.
Lorton, VA
Pirate's Cove Waterpark is a large pirate themed waterpark in Lorton. It offers a pirate themed play structure with a 300-gallon dumping bucket and a pair of waterslides. Visitors can enjoy kid friendly waterslides, water spraying palm trees, a large pool, a tot pool with a clam shell slide, and a sand play area called Buccaneer Beach. The park also provides aquatic classes and Captain's Galley for food and drinks.
Woodbridge, VA
Freedom Boat Club is a membership-based boating organization with over 450 locations worldwide. Members receive unlimited training from certified captains and access to a diverse fleet including pontoons, deck boats, and center consoles. The club manages all maintenance, cleaning, repairs, and insurance.
Moneta, VA
Webster Marine Center, Inc. is a family-owned and operated dealership located in Moneta, VA. It offers a variety of marine products, including watercraft, parts, and accessories. The center specializes in the latest innovations in boating technology and provides sales and service for boating needs.
Cape Charles, VA
Cape Charles Yacht Center. Premier Deep-Water Marina on Virginia’s Eastern Shore—Superyacht and Catamaran Services with Haul Out, Storage, and More. We are proud to have Yanmar and Beta Marine Certified Installers & Technicians on-site! Marina Amenities Our full-service marina offers an array of amenities to make your stay with us remarkable! With annual and transient…
Williamsburg, VA
The Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg feature three museums in one location. Its galleries are filled with objects such as art, furniture, pottery, sculptures, and toys. These museums include the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum and The DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum. Visitors can also explore the vast collections online.
Springfield, VA
Springfield Golf & Country Club has served members and their families for over 65 years. This country club offers a golf course, tennis courts, a pool, and a patio. Members can gather, relax, and enjoy various amenities and social events.
Occoquan, VA
The Mill House Museum is operated by the Occoquan Historical Society. This structure dates to the second half of the 18th century and was once part of the town's thriving mill complex. The museum is dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and disseminating the story of Occoquan, Virginia.
Waynesboro, VA
The Waynesboro Heritage Foundation operates two museums dedicated to preserving local history. The Heritage Museum, housed in a renovated 1908 bank building, displays artifacts and records telling the story of Waynesboro's people and community. The Plumb House, an early nineteenth-century frame dwelling, features a Civil War exhibit and historic outbuildings including a summer kitchen.
Petersburg, VA
Centre Hill Mansion, built in 1823 by Revolutionary War veteran Robert Bolling IV, is a Federal-style architectural example in Petersburg. Its interior showcases Greek Revival, Federal, and Colonial Revival architecture, reflecting 19th-century aristocratic life. Visitors can explore basement galleries with Petersburg history exhibits, a turn-of-the-century aviary, and furnishings from First Baptist Church. The mansion has also hosted Presidents Lincoln and Taft and served as a set for films.
Arlington, VA
Ocean Dunes Waterpark is a seasonal facility featuring a variety of water attractions including multiple water slides, a large pool, splash play structures with tube slides and a giant dumping bucket, and water features that create a beachside atmosphere. The waterpark includes open and enclosed slides, fountains, and squirters suitable for guests of all ages.
Harrisonburg, VA
Explore More Discovery Museum offers authentic, hands-on learning experiences for children. Its exhibits and programs provide opportunities for auditory, visual, and tactile engagement. The museum highlights the diversity and rich history of its community, serving as a community effort in the Shenandoah Valley.
Norfolk, VA Area
Provides luxury boat charters for various activities including dolphin tours, whale watching, sunset cruises, and fishing charters, with customizable itineraries for groups.
Photo by David BjorgenRichmond, VA
The Science Museum of Virginia s open Tuesday–Sunday from 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Purchase tickets online, over the phone or in person.