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.

71. Alexandria Old Town (Alexandria)

Streets made of cobblestone lined with red brick sidewalks wait for you in Alexandria Old Town. Check out the shops and farmer’s markets, stroll along the waterfront, or have a drink in George Washington’s favorite pubs. You could easily spend an entire afternoon here.

72. King Street (Alexandria)

When in Alexandria Old Town, make a point to check out King Street. This is the main street through town and has multiple museums, parks, Washington’s townhouse, and his favorite tavern. Spend about 2 hours of your time in Alexandria Old Town here.

73. Carter Family Fold (Hiltons)

This music venue offers bluegrass shows every weekend in a really old fashioned way – everything is acoustic, no electric instruments are allowed. No alcohol is allowed, either, so these shows are very family friendly. They have a snack bar that serve delicious homemade treats. Come and spend a Saturday evening here dancing and listening to some old fashioned music.

74. Jones Point Park (Alexandria)

Jones Point Park was an important piece of Alexandria’s shipping, transportation, and manufacturing. Here you’ll find a trail with signs explaining the history of Jones Point. There’s a canoe launch, fishing piers, and playgrounds. This is a great place to spend a relaxing afternoon with the family.

75. Jefferson Pools (Warm Springs)

Hot springs that flow in directly from the Allegheny Mountains, the water is naturally warm and is not heated before it fills the pools at the Homestead Resort. Thomas Jefferson vacationed here and the pools were named after him. There’s varying schedules and rules about who can soak when so plan ahead before you spend an hour soaking here.

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