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Richmond is known as the City of Monuments. Explore Monument Avenue in Richmond, guided by your Discovery Map, and discover the historic monuments that make Richmond such a renowned vacation destination. History buffs have found their dream get-a-way in Richmond with these nationally renowned monuments, such as the Jefferson Davis Monument, the "Stonewall" Jackson Monument, and the George Washington Equestrian Monument, to name a few. Families are drawn to King's Dominion, a nationally renowned amusement park, and Virginia's only theme and water park. Ride on fourteen roller coasters and waterworks. Richmond also offers a rich arts and culture legacy that is showcased in its storied museums. Among these major-draw museums are the Virginia Holocaust Museum, the Edgar Allan Poe Museum, and the Wilton House Museum. Come experience this country's profound historical legacy in Richmond.
Agecroft Hall and Gardens 4305 Sulgrave Rd—A 500-year-old English manor house transported to Richmond, Agecroft brings 17th century English history to life. Featuring period furnishings and acres of gardens overlooking the James River.
www.agecrofthall.com 804-353-4241 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Berkeley Plantation 12602 Harrison Landing Rd—Experience southern hospitality at Virginia's most historic plantation, birthplace of a president, a "signer," "Taps," and the first official Thanksgiving in America. 1726 mansion, gardens, museum, and gift shop.
www.berkeleyplantation.com 804-829-6018 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Edgar Allan Poe Museum 1914 E Main St—Poe's tales tell of murder, madness, and obsession but his best story was that of his own tormented life. Visit the Poe Museum to experience the life behind the literature.
www.poemuseum.org 804-648-5523 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Glave Kocen Gallery 1620 W Main St—"Warm and inviting" best describes this space and the people who run it! Artwork displayed in all media and is always delightful. Convenient on-site parking.
www.glavekocengallery.com 804-358-1990 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
King's Dominion Exit 98 off I-95—Virginia's only theme and water park. King's Dominion has it all! Fourteen rollercoasters, Nickelodeon™ characters, and WaterWorks. Discount tickets available by phone or on-line.
www.kingsdominion.com 804-876-5000 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Richmond International Raceway 600 E Laburnum—Three weekends a year the biggest names in racing battle, it out short-track style, "under the lights." Come experience NASCAR IndyCar Series Racing Perfection.
www.rir.com 866-455-RACE (7223) Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church 14 W Duval St—Organized in 1867 in a Confederate horse stable, this landmark church is on the National Historic Register for its architecture and its association with Reverend John Jasper. Tours available, lunch upon request.
www.smzbc.org 804-648-7511 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
St. John's Church 2401 E Broad St—Original location of Patrick Henry's "Liberty or Death" speech. An active church and a national historic landmark. Visit our Web site for info on tours, reenactments, or services.
www.historicstjohnschurch.org 804-648-5015 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Uptown Gallery 1305 W Main St—Richmond's only co-op gallery. Original art by area artists in a large gallery setting. Open Tu-F 11am-5pm; Sa 11am-4pm. Park free in corner lot.
www.uptownartgallery.com 804-353-8343 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Valentine Richmond History Center 1015 E Clay St—Preserving and interpreting Richmond's dynamic history for more than a century. Tour the 1812 Wickham House, the John Marshall House, and the galleries of the History Center. Enjoy garden lunches at Café Richmond.
www.richmondhistorycenter.com 804-649-0711 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Virginia Capitol 1000 Bank St—Designed by Thomas Jefferson, the Virginia Capitol has been the seat of state government since 1788. The country's first state capitol built after the revolution. Free tours daily.
www.virginiacapitol.gov 804-698-1788 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Virginia Holocaust Museum 2000 E Cary St—Exhibits depicting various aspects of the Holocaust, focusing on the experience of Virginia Holocaust survivors. Open M-F 9am-5pm, weekends 11am-5pm.
www.va-holocaust.com 804-257-5400 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
W.E. Singleton Center for the Performing Arts The Singleton Center houses the 500-seat Sonia Vlahcevic Concert Hall, administrative offices of the departments of music and theatre, large ensemble rehearsal space, an organ suite, and percussion practice rooms.
Music Box Office: 804-828-6776 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Wilton House Museum 215 S Wilton Rd—Experience the gentry lifestyle at an 18th century James River plantation! Built circa 1753, Wilton was the centerpiece of tobacco plantations. Home to the Randolph family.
www.wiltonhousemuseum.org 804-282-5936 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
