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Virginia Travel Guide

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Colonial Williamsburg's New Reenactments

The historical attraction that is Colonial Williamsburg—the original “living museum”—is updating its act for a new generation.

Vacationist Hotel Deal: Virginia's Homestead Resort, By The Numbers

To celebrate the upcoming July 4th holiday weekend, Vacationist is spotlighting one of America’s oldest resorts, The Homestead, a Virginia grande dame that’s welcomed almost...

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...

The Virginias: Still Swinging

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

Virginia is for (Flower) Lovers

As a Maine girl through and through, I’ve been a bit confounded lately by my new blossoming obsession with the South—plotting long weekends in Charleston,...

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...

Haute Dining in Rural Virginia

A blue ridge hamlet with only one stoplight and a two-block downtown is now home to a rising culinary star.

Spy Games in Colonial Williamsburg

When this package came across my desk, I couldn't help but be intrigued. Turns out it contained my set of orders for RevQuest: Sign of...

Driving Southwestern Virginia’s Mountains

Winding through Appalachia in Virginia’s hilly Southwest.

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...
HOTELS

Martha Washington Inn

The Sunday brunch here verges on gluttony: eggs Benedict, shrimp and oysters, stands of prime rib, and omelettes. more ›


RESTAURANTS

Sally Bell's Kitchen

Less than a mile from I-95, Sally Bell's bakes on the premises all manner of Southern breads, pies, and cakes, but it's the white cardboard lunch boxes, tied with butcher's string, that have locals... more ›


ACTIVITIES

American in Paris

Owners Carol and Gary Konkel share 20 years experience and a discerning eye for mid-18th to mid-19th century American antiques with a specialty in American country, high country, and formal furniture... more ›




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