Girls Getaway Things to Do in Richmond and Attractions in VA Virginia

Museum's still under construction. Kind of a far walk... more on Yelp

I went there specifically to see their collection of Faberge eggs (they have... more on TripAdvisor

The Museum and White House of the Confederacy is a prime location for wonderful history and silent objects that define the true feelings of soldiers in the War. You can go on a guided tour of the house where Jefferson Davis and his family lived fo... more on TripAdvisor

The Museum and the White House are located adjacent to each other on Clay Street in Downtown Richmond. It is very hard to find and parking is a total pain. Construction is everywhere, which only complicates matters... more on TripAdvisor

Children enjoy hands-on activities such as arts and crafts, costume dress-up,... more on Yahoo! Travel

This museum was a lifesaver for me! After being on the road for 2 days with my 8 month old who wants to crawl everywhere, he was ready for somewhere to play. I got... more on TripAdvisor

Once I got past actually getting in, this place was a pretty good time. See, I showed... more on Yelp

Thank you Justin, you were a wonderful host. My lunch w/salad and Tea was... more on Yahoo! Travel

The story and history surrounding Maggie L. Walker was so inspiring! I thoroughly enjoyed touring her immaculate... more on TripAdvisor

OVERVIEW: Richmond, VA. is home to many famous Americans including one of the nation’s great... nps.gov

OVERVIEW: The remarkable life and achievements of this famous early 1900s African-American... tripadvisor.com

This place is spectacularly creepy. An absolute MUST on your list while visiting... more on Yelp

The poet Edgar Allan Poe was orphaned at age 2 and taken into the home of... more on OpenList.com

OVERVIEW: Experience 18th century life at Wilton, Richmond's own Georgian plantation manor house. Built in 1753 for the family of William Randolph III, Wilton was originally the... virginia.org

OVERVIEW: Originally built on the James River about 14 miles below Richmond, this 1753 Georgian mansion was painstakingly dismantled and reconstructed... frommers.com

In an elegant neighborhood overlooking the James River, Agecroft Hall is... more on OpenList.com

We went there this weekend expecting to have a great time. We had our 7 month old daughter with us. She did not cry once during the visit, but she did do some cooing and ocationally she laughed while on tour, but as far as we could tell she was no... more on Yahoo! Travel

OVERVIEW: One of the oldest firehouses in America is today a museum that displays... tripadvisor.com

OVERVIEW: National Historic Landmark National Register of Historic Places Virginia Historic Landmark -- Sherwood Forest Plantation... Museum Stuff