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Charlottesville Travel Guide

ARTICLES

Walking Virginia's Widening Wine Trail

As any University of Virginia grad will breathlessly assert, Charlottesville, VA is America's greatest college town. Perhaps even the world's. (Oxford? Bah!) Even this state-school...

You’ve done the Wine Route, Now Try the Brew Ridge Trail

Charlottesville, Virginia is known for Jeffersonian architecture, an eclectic dining scene, and—especially in recent years—the burgeoning wineries in it lush countryside. Now the city is...

America's Most Beautiful Landmarks

From soaring man-made monuments to jaw-dropping natural landforms, the U.S. has a wealth of beautiful landmarks.

America's Coolest College Towns

From California to Virginia, great university towns with top-notch food, entertainment, and outdoor adventures.

Virginia Unbridled

Washington, D.C., may be all about political jockeying, but drive some 50 miles south and you'll find yourself in the heart of Virginia's horse (and...

America's Coolest Houses

No, you won’t be trespassing: America’s coolest houses welcome visitors.

The Virginias: Still Swinging

The spirit of the Slammer is alive and well in this citadel of American golf

New Google App Tackles Travel…Sort-Of

It only launched in testing stages on June 25th, but Google’s new “City Tours” application—in which your Google Map offers multi-day itineraries in destinations around...

3 Northeastern Weekend Getaways

The seaside charms of southern Maine; antiquing in the Hudson River Valley; and Virginia’s emerging wine country.

America’s Greatest Fall Color Drives

Want to be dazzled by Mother Nature’s fall foliage display? Just hop in the car.
HOTELS

Keswick Hall

The foothills of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, south and west of Washington, D.C., are a playground for the city’s old guard, their horses, and their beagles. With its... more ›


RESTAURANTS

The Clifton Inn Restaurant

At the intimate Clifton Inn, the decadent rusticity of the rooms—claw-foot tubs, Mascioni linens, fireplaces, but nary a ruffled window treatment in sight—is echoed in the innovative... more ›


ACTIVITIES

Monticello

in 1770, Jefferson sold some of the land surrounding Monticello, his sprawling Palladian home up in the hills just outside Charlottesville, to an Italian grower whose experiments with hybrid... more ›




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