Virginia is a beautiful state with a long history. You’ll find places that are tied to the original settlement of the country, the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, as well as beautiful state parks and modern museums.

66. Carl’s Ice Cream (Fredericksburg)

Carl’s is a roadside ice cream stand opened in 1947. It only sells three flavors of soft serve – vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry – but is so popular, there are often lines around the block.

Give yourself a half hour here but expect to wait a bit longer if the line is long when you arrive.

67. Torpedo Factory (Alexandria)

This is a large space for artists and art lovers alike. Home of 82 working artists studios, you can visit and ask questions as you watch them work then buy original pieces. There’s also numerous galleries and workshops. You’ll need about an hour or two here to thoroughly see everything.

68. Michie Tavern (Charlottesville)

The Michie Tavern has been in business for 200 years that’s still serving a full menu of delicious food. There’s also self guided tours of the oldest part of the building, There’s also a gift shop, a metal smith shop, and an armory where old weapons are available for purchase. It will take 2-3 hours here for a meal and some time to look around.

69. Wintergreen Resort (Wintergreen)

Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Wintergreen Resort is an ideal spot for outdoor fun at any time of year. There’s golfing, hiking, fly fishing and swimming in the summer, skiing, tubing, sledding, and snowboarding in the winter, and the spa is open all year round. This is the perfect place for a weekend getaway.

70. Old Rag (Luray)

Located in Shenandoah National Park, Old Rag is a famous mountain and a popular but difficult hike. It’s 9 miles total with varying elevations and takes about 7 or 8 hours but if you can handle it, the views and experience are worth the time. Make sure you check out the website to properly prepare.

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