During your vacation in Virginia, the hardest decision will be choosing among the many tempting options: history with a modern twist; stunning natural beauty; shopping in brand-name stores and boutiques; soaking up the sun on miles of untouched beaches; savoring local products; and tasting award-winning wines.
Virginia is for lovers: follow your heart!
This is the first, largest, and most prosperous colony in U.S. history; it is also the “colony of lovers,” according to local proverb. History and romance walk hand in hand here, where sunny hills and beaches host boardwalks and charming towns, along with the grand mansions of presidents and other memorials. The Historic Triangle, for example, brings together Jamestown, the first English settlement in the United States, Colonial Williamsburg, and Yorktown, where the American Revolutionary War ended.
What could be more romantic than enjoying a glass of Chardonnay (while savoring the delicious oysters from the Virginia Oyster Trail) at a picnic in Shenandoah National Park, watching a beautiful sunset? Home to over 280 wineries (placing the state fifth in wine production), Virginia’s wine heritage is well-deserved: early colonists were the first to produce wine there. It’s no wonder that farmers’ markets and the vibrant farm-to-table dining scene have sprung up everywhere, promoting unbeatable gastronomy and nightlife.
Virginia is the gateway to the South, located halfway between New York and Florida.
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