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.

76. Winery at Bull Run (Centreville)

A winery dedicated to preserving the past, you can come here for wine tastings seven days a week. There’s also a tasting that involves a guided historical tour of the winery, where you will learn about the Civil War history of the region. Leave yourself about 2 hours here if you’re planning to take the tour.

77. Great Falls Park (McClean)

Great Falls Park is a beautiful view of the waterfalls of the Potomac. There’s picnicking, hiking, a visitor’s center with a small museum, a children’s room, and guided tours. Come and spend an afternoon here learning about the history of this beautiful place.

78. Atlantic Fun Park (Virginia Beach)

Atlantic Fun Park is an amusement park right on the Virginia Beach boardwalk. It’s small and offers a few carnival rides, but if you’re spending the day on the boardwalk, stop here for an hour and see what it has to offer.

79. The Norwegian Lady (Virginia Beach)

This statue on the Virginia Beach boardwalk commemorates the lives lost in an 1891 shipwreck of a Norwegian ship off the coast of Virginia. The statue is a replica of the ship’s figurehead, which washed ashore. A bronze replica was gifted to Virginia from Norway. A replica is also installed there to unite the two cities. It’s worth checking out when spending a day at the beach.

80. Antique Mall (Virginia Beach)

This is 22,000 square feet of antiques and collectibles. Countless vendors sell a wide variety of items and the rumor is, everyone there is warm and welcoming. You could spend anywhere from 1-3 hours here, depending on how much shopping and browsing you want to do.

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