Best Things to Do in Charlottesville
Charlottesville is the perfect place to explore our nation's past (at Monticello or Ash Lawn-Highland, homes of some of the first presidents of the United States) or our nation's future (at the University of Virginia, where some of the country's brightest students matriculate). Or you could just relish in the here and now. To do so, we'd recommend taking a scenic trip through Skyline Drive, about 40 miles away in the Shenandoah National Park, or taking a boozy tour of one of the vineyards on the Monticello Wine Trail.
Why go: Charlottesville's popular shops, restaurants and ambience converge in one main area, known as the ... read more»
Why go: A little trivia for you: the University of Virginia is the only university in the ... read more»
Why go: Just ask any recent, frequent or long-time-ago visitor, and they'll tell you the same ... read more»
Why go: Monticello is more than just Thomas Jefferson's former living quarters; it's also an ... read more»
Why go: Previous visitors describe The Glass Palette - Interactive Glass Studio as a pleasant way to spend ... read more»
Why go: Did you know that James Monroe and Thomas Jefferson were neighbors? It's true -- and ... read more»
Why go: Jefferson Vineyards is one of Charlottesville's premier wineries for several reasons. One, its heritage ... read more»
Why go: In 2000, Dave Matthews (of the Dave Matthews Band) and his family purchased some Piedmont ... read more»
Why go: Michie Tavern certainly has nostalgia in its favor. Originally erected in Earlysville, Va. in the ... read more»










