Richmond
#3 in Best Places to Visit in Virginia
The capital of Virginia is another town steeped in rich history. Visitors will want to check out American Revolution sites like St. John’s Church (where Patrick Henry pleaded “Give me liberty, or give me death!”) and attractions like The American Civil War Museum. If the weather is warm, head to nearby Kings Dominion for amusement park fun or to the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden to admire the blooms.
Chincoteague
#4 in Best Places to Visit in Virginia
Chincoteague Island welcomes visitors with its scenic, serene coastal beauty and its famous wild ponies. Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge is the main attraction. Here, you’ll spot birds and waterfowl in addition to the island’s horses. Though these beautiful creatures might look tame, they are still wild animals, so avoid approaching, feeding or touching them. Other popular Chincoteague activities include fishing, boating and biking.