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.

26. Mount Trashmore Park 

Mount Trashmore is 165 acres of compacted layers of solid waste and soil. It’s a tremendous environmental feat – turning garbage into greenspace. Here you’ll find volley ball courts, a walking trail, picnic areas, and more. Bring a picnic lunch and spend an afternoon playing here with the kids.

27. Rising Sun Tavern (Fredericksburg)

George Washington’s brother, Charles, built this in 1760 as his home and it later became a tavern in 1792. You can visit and tour for free, or you can take the 45 minute guided tour and learn all about the history.

28. Cape Henry Lighthouse (Fort Story)

This lighthouse on the Chesapeake is one of the oldest in the country and was commissioned by George Washington. It’s located on an active military base, so you’ll have to show ID when you go to get some amazing photos of the bay. Spend about an hour here and climb to the top.

29. USS Wisconsin (Norfolk)

When at the Nauticus museum, make sure to stop and see the USS Wisconsin. They offer two guided tours – one includes the captain’s cabin, admiral’s cabin, and Quartermaster’s space and the other is of engine room. Tours range from 60-90 minutes.

30. Virginia Zoological Park (Norfolk)

In addition to 500 animals – including lions, tigers, and otters – the zoo also has beautiful gardens to enjoys as well as a train ride and a water plaza. Bring your bathing suit on a hot day and spend about 3 hours here.

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