Photo: David Cicconi
After 200 years of trying, Virginia's wines are finally worthy of consideration…and with well-appointed inns and B&B’s at every turn and multitudes of historical markers, wine-touring here makes perfect sense.
Read the articleDestinations: Virginia · Washington · Charlottesville · Barboursville
Themes: Food + Drink · Romantic Getaways · Fall Travel
Inspired by: Wine-Lover’s Guide: 5 Regions to Visit Now
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The restored interior of this intimate inn’s Georgian villa, in Virginia’s burgeoning wine region 20 miles from Charlottesville, is a refined mix o
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The restaurant at the Inn at Little Washington, a 90-minute drive from Washington, D.C., and its chef, Patrick O'Connell, have received five James
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Pamper your palate tasting the award-winning wines at this winery and hotel, owned by northern Italians; then take in the views of the Blue Ridge M
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Virginia, Asheville
Encircled by the rolling Blue Ridge Mountains, and a five-minute drive from the bucolic Blue Ridge Parkway, the North Carolina town of Asheville has been drawing travelers in search of a holistic h
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Virginia, Floyd
On the southern outskirts of Roanoke, the slightly down-and-out atmosphere of pawnshops and converted industrial buildings gives way to a more pruned, suburban feel. Then after an innocuous-looking
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Virginia, Middleburg, Washington, Charlottesville, Barboursville
In Washington, D.C., the jockeying is all political, but drive some 50 miles south and you’ll find the real thing, in the heart of Virginia’s horse country. Ever since Thomas Jefferson built Montic
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