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.

61. Brew Ridge Trail (Various)

This is a craft beer tour that covers 6 breweries – Blue Mountain Brewery, Devil’s Backbone Brewing Company, South Street Brewery, Starr Hill Brewing Co, Wild Wolf Brewing Co, and Blue Mountain Barrel House. There are a lot of restaurants, museums, and markets along the trail as well, you could easily make a weekend out of this trip.

62. Society Fair (Alexandria)

If you’re a foodie, this is the place for you. A unique space devoted to all things food, there’s a bistro, a market, a demo kitchen, private parties, and catering. They also have a lot of unique items to go, like a Date Night Bag with a perfect dinner for two. Come here for a meal and stick around to shop.

63. Cheesetique (Alexandria)

Cheesetique sells a variety of cheese, wines, meats, and wines. They also have weekend brunches, happy hour, and a cheese heavy menu featuring mac and cheeses, grilled cheeses, and fondue. Stop in for a meal and make sure to pick something up to take home with you.

64. Ladyburg (Fredericksburg)

A shop owned by a mother daughter team that makes handmade soaps, sugar scrubs, and bath bombs right in store. They’ve for a wide selection of essential oils, skin care products, and and candles. Stop by and spend a half hour or so finding the perfect product for you.

65. Byrd Theatre (Richmond)

This theatre was built in 1928 and has been named a historical landmark. It seats 1300 people, has endless character and impressive architectural details, a Wurlitzer organ. Come and catch a newer movie or a classic, but make sure you check the schedule before you go.

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