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The charm of Virginia cities lies
in their connection to their heritage rich past. Charlottesville
owes much of its character to founding father Thomas Jefferson,
and Norfolk can teach even old salts
a thing or two about America’s maritime past. Richmond
is a wealth of Civil War history, Virginia
Beach has been a hotspot for 100 years, and Williamsburg
is a living, breathing touchstone to 18th century colonial America.
Charlottesville:
This city is
the home of the University of Virginia, founded by Thomas Jefferson,
the 3rd president of the USA.
Norfolk:
This is a naval town that keeps its maritime traditions and history
close to its heart.
Richmond:
This city is the capitol of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and
is a lively town with a fascinating past.
Roanoke:
There are nearly 70 parks and recreation areas to enjoy in Roanoke
Virginia.
Virginia
Beach:
This has been a vacation spot for over a century, and
with good reason!
Williamsburg:
The most famous attraction here is Colonial Williamsburg, where
the past is kept alive through well-researched reenactment.
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