Do you know any thing about what a great state Virgina is and what would you recommend seeing?

Question

What is up with the weather there today on Wednesday June 28, 2006

Answer 1

Virginia is not that great of a state, in my opinion, but it is great to visit. Check out Colonial Williamsburg, with nearby Busch Gardens and Water Country USA. In the fall be sure to check out the views from Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park, and year-round there's Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, home to Virginia's tallest mountain. I've been to the transportation museum in Roanoke where I learned about the history of the CSX railroad. There's also plenty of Civil War trails if you're into that sort of thing, including the Appomattox Court House where Lee surrendered. In Richmond there's a small Poe museum. While Poe lived in Baltimore, he was born in Richmond. Oh, and there's Woodrow Wilson's birthplace in Staunton. Monticello (Jefferson's estate) in Charlottesville, and Mount Vernon (Washington's estate) near Washington, DC. Take the George Washington Parkway from the Beltway for some scenic views. There's also Great Falls, but the best view for that is on the Maryland side of the Potomac, where you'll also find the C&O canal, which George Washington surveyed and built. Which brings us back to CSX railroad, which was originally the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, "George Washington's railway," which I learned about in Roanoke's transportation museum.

Answer 2

Virginia is the Old Dominion State. It very historical and has many cool places to see. There is Paramount's King's Dominion Amusement Park, Colonial Jamestown, Arlington National Cemetery and the diplomatical city of Washington D.C. There is the National Spy Museum, Smithsonian, White House, and a plehtora more to see.

Answer 3

"Great" in what way??? Politically, it's awful; transportation is even worse (it has the worst traffic jams in the area). Touristically, it's great: You should see: Williamsburg, Monticello, The Pioneer Farm Museum (near Monticello), Mount Vernon, Gunston Hall (near Mt. Vernon but more impressive), Norfolk Navy Yard, Virginia Beach, Luray Caverns, Skyline Drive (Shenandoah National Park), the Civil War battlefields (Manassas, Fredericksburg, The Wilderness), Arlington National Cemetery, Old Town Alexandria. (How's that?)

Answer 4

It depends on what part your visiting. For the Williamsburg area you have Historic Williamsburg and Jamestowne as well as Bushe Gardens. If your talking about Northern Virginia then Washington DC is close as well as Mt. Vernon, Old Town Alexandria, and The Air and Space Museum.

Answer 5

While driving across 4 states, I admired the fall colors of the landscapes in Va, thought they were the prettiest, yeah, Va Beach is a blast, different clubs there, underground, raggae,heavy metal, dance, etc. in a small place.

Answer 6

there are many great places to visit. for amusement parks theres is busch gardens and water country in williamsburg, and kings domion on the outside of richmond. williamsburg is great if your into history of virginia. for shopping short pump outside of richmond, winchester (apple blossem mall), woodrow wilsons birthplace and the frontier culture museum are in staunton, virginia beach, monticello (the home of thomas jefferson) those are just some places that i have been and think they are great tourist attractions.

Answer 7

I would recemend the bored walk along the beach, rent little peddle cars and stoll the bored walk. Check out a few light houses. It was a good time when i went.

Answer 8

Bush Gardens in Willamburg is nice and if you are in to nice places to eat Chaco Bottom in Richmond is nice and if you like the beach Virginia Beach is nice if you like big towns and if you prefer small town Colonial Beach is a nice little town trust me what ever you like Virginia has got it

Answer 9

I recommend going to Williamsburg for the day. Really interesting.

Answer 10

Monticello, ashlawn, go to richomd/ Short pump for great shopping