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.

86. Eloise (Charlottesville)

A shop run by a mother daughter team that love fashion, a stop in here and you’ll see it’s a family affair. Years of experience in the fashion industry coverage in this adorable boutique. Spend an hour or so here and check out the shop.

87. American Shakespeare Center (Staunton)

The American Shakespeare Company Center has been around for more than 25 years. They put on performances of not only Shakespeare but many other writers as well. They also have a traveling group going around the country and entertaining the masses. Plan to stop and spend about 2-3 hours watching a show.

88. O’Connor Brewing Company (Norfolk)

A brewery that started in the owner’s backyard, this place really is a labor of love. They give tours of the brewery on the weekends and often have bands and a parking lot full of food trucks. Some spend a weekend afternoon here an have a beer and a tour.

89. National D-Day Memorial (Bedford)

Bedford is the neighborhood that suffered the most per capita deaths on D-Day. This memorial stands as a reminder and a tribute to that day. You’ll find the names of over 4,000 soldiers who lost their lives that day. Allow yourself an hour here to pay your respects.

90. JT’s Grommet Island Beach Park and Playground (Virginia Beach)

This is a park specially designed so that everyone has access to beach fun. Wheelchair accessible, there are ramps and shaded areas all throughout the 15,000 square foot space. There’s also elevated sand table so everyone can build a sandcastle and soft play sculptures for kids to play. Spend at least an hour playing here so everyone can have their day at the beach.

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