There are many interesting sights
to see in Richmond, Virginia. Although COVID-19 has impacted many individuals
travel plans, summer activities, and social interaction- there are many safe
activities available for anyone to enjoy. Listed below are the top ten sights we
suggest to anyone traveling in Richmond. Please keep in mind that some of these
venues may have Covid-19 restrictions in place as far as face masks or social
distancing, however, we did verify that each location is open and receiving
customers.
The Valentine
The Valentine is a museum dedicated to the history of Richmond. It was the first museum ever built in Richmond and, when taking a tour, one can see such things as exhibitions, walking tours, and even the historical landmark, the Wickham house.
The Poe
Museum
The Poe Museum is a museum
dedicated to the American writer, Edgar Allen Poe. While the museum is
primarily dedicated to commemorating the life and works of Poe, it also stands
as an example of the early 19th century and what that time was like
for the citizens and the city of Richmond.
The
Virginia House
The Virginia House is a beautiful mansion crafted using materials dating back to the 16th century. The Virginia House is operated now as a museum where people can go to experience what life was like in the early 20th century when the original owners, Mr. and Mrs. Weddell, resided there.
Agecroft
Hall
Agecroft Hall and Gardens is a unique 16th century home which includes fabulous architecture inside and landscaping outside. Agecroft Hall was built in one of Richmond’s first planned neighborhoods and is truly a window into a different time of history.
Black
History Museum
The Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia is a powerful museum which details the history of the black community in Richmond. The mission of the Museum is to preserve the stories of notable and inspirational people from the black community.
Belle Isle
Belle Isle is a 54 acre city park located around the James
River. This city park is a great place for anyone who loves the outdoors. When
walking, or biking, on the various walking trails or bridges, one can see a
fantastic view of the Richmond city skyline and several other historical
sights. Belle Isle is the perfect place to bring a picnic lunch and enjoy the
one-of-a-kind atmosphere of Richmond, Virginia.
The Holocaust Museum
The Holocaust Museum is a very powerful museum which details the tragedy of the Holocaust through the personal stories of several people who were closely impacted by the event. The Holocaust Museum is truly an eye-opening experience for any person who visits.
Virginia
Museum of Fine Arts
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts is a beautiful experience located in downtown Richmond. This museum has been ranked one of the top ten comprehensive art museums in the United States and is also one of the largest art museums in North America. The VMFA is the perfect experience for any family or individual looking to enjoy a unique memory.
Lewis
Ginter Botanical Garden
The Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden is a worthwhile experience for any person regardless of age. The gardens are open year round and offer unique experiences regardless of the season. From the conservatory to the flower gardens to the fantastic dining, Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden is truly one of Richmond’s shining stars.
Maymont
Maymont is truly one of Richmond’s finest attractions. From
the fabulous gardens to the multitude of wildlife to the historic mansion, a
person could spend weeks soaking in all that Maymont has to offer. The history
of Maymont truly shows the citizens of Richmond’s heart for their city as the
original owner left the home and the land as a gift to the people.
We hope you enjoy this list of just a few of the amazing
things that Richmond has to offer and, whenever you are traveling, we hope you
know you can trust us to get you where you want to go! Remember to call us at (804) 447-1393 or pre-book your trip on our Website at: www.yourtaxirva.com