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Things To Do

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

200 North Arthur Ashe Boulevard, Richmond, VA 23220

The VMFA has permanent and rotating exhibits perfect for appreciators of art or a respite for a rainy day. Their exhibits include one of the largest public fabergé egg displays outside of Russia and since you're probably not popping over to Moscow for vacay any time soon, it's a great way to get your fill.

Hollywood Cemetery

Hollywood Cemetery

412 South Cherry Street, Richmond, VA 23220

Tired of dealing with people? Try hanging with dead ones instead. Hollywood Cemetery is a fully operational cemetery in Richmond, VA. since the 19th century. Established as a garden cemetery in the 19th century, it is the final resting place for two U.S. presidents, several governors, Supreme Court justices, Civil War generals, authors, and other famous notables. Lots, crypts, and niches are still available for purchase throughout its rolling hills and valleys if you so feel inclined.

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden

1800 Lakeside Avenue, Henrico, VA 23228

Need some fresh air and time for yourself, with the family or to solve a complex decades old cold case? Lewis Ginter is the spot for you to wander. With 50 acres of themed gardens, a conservatory, library and cafe it's a great spot to explore even in the doldrums of winter.

Science Museum of Virginia

Science Museum of Virginia

2500 West Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23220

Ever wondered about the effects of poisonous plants? Wanted to get up close and personal with an SR-71 or want to experience and immersive laser show set to some classic tunes? The Science Museum of Virginia is a hidden gem in the heart of Richmond.

Carytown

Carytown

Richmond, VA 23221

Shopping for vintage? Want to grab a bite to eat? Carytown is Richmond, Virginia's vibrant, eclectic mile-long shopping district along West Cary Street, known as the "Mile of Style" for its unique, locally-owned boutiques, vintage shops, diverse restaurants, cafes, and the historic Byrd Theatre. This walkable neighborhood offers a bohemian, community-focused atmosphere with indie businesses, colorful murals, and a blend of entertainment, making it a popular spot for locals and tourists exploring RVA's unique spirit.

Short Pump Town Center

11800 West Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23233

Forgot to grab something before you left? Short Pump Town Center is sure to have whatever you need. Surrounded by shopping and dining, you can start at the town center and wind your way outwards to find the perfect piece!

Maymont

Maymont

1700 Hampton Street, Richmond, VA 23220

Maymont is a 100-acre Victorian estate and public park in Richmond, Virginia. It contains Maymont Mansion, now a historic house museum, an arboretum, an Italian and Japanese garden, a carriage collection, native wildlife exhibits, a nature center, and a petting zoo.

GWARbar

GWARbar

217 West Clay Street, Richmond, VA 23220

GWAR is known throughout the Universe for their bloody stage show, irreverent humor and high volume metal/punk, but for years they wanted a fresh way to torture mankind… the service industry! In 2015 GWAR joined forces with Travis Croxton, Richmond’s “Restaurateur of the Year 2014”, to create a menu and cocktail program unlike any other. Michael Derks, better known as BalSac the Jaws ‘o Death, brought his 30+ years of restaurant experience to the table and together the team put together a bar and restaurant like no other. GWARBar has continued to be a fantasy land of food and beverage, catering to everyone from local punk metal freaks, rock stars, businessmen, celebrity chefs and starving artists. The bar has retained it’s status as a late night hub, a neighborhood watering hole and a place for like minded adventurers to crush beers and enjoy culinary feats.