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.

51. The Homestead (Hot Springs)

The Homestead has been around for 250 years. 23 presidents have stayed there going back into the 18th century. There’s a lot of amenities, including two hot springs, waterslides, a beach, a lazy river, a movie theater, and two golf courses. Stay for a weekend of relaxation and fun.

52. Norfolk Botanical Gardens (Norfolk)

Here you’ll find 52 different themed gardens, including a fragrance garden, a children’s garden, a Japanese garden, and sensory garden. There’s also rotating indoor exhibits in the visitor center. There’s offer several special programs, too, including family nights, painting classes, and yoga. You’ll need 2-3 hours here to look around, more if you want to sign up for a class.

53. Virginia Beach Oceanfront (Various)

The Virginia Beach Oceanfront is three miles of beaches and boardwalk along the Atlantic Ocean. In addition to the beach, you’ll find restaurants, monuments, gift shops, bikes, and buggies. You could book a hotel and spend a week here or stop by for the day.

54. Meadowlark Botanical Gardens (Vienna)

Offering three distinct plant collections, Meadowlark Botanical Gardens is a beautiful place to take a leisurely stroll. There’s also summer camps, a unique Korean Bell Garden, a roving naturalist program, and a seasonal Winter Walk of Lights. Allow yourself around 2 hours here.

55. Virginia Living Museum (Newport News)

The Virginia Living Museum has a lot to offer. You could very easily spend an entire day here looking at the numerous aquariums, the aviary, and the boardwalk trail. There’s also the Dinosaur Discovery Trail and a children’s garden and playground.

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