Richmond, VA, with its four centuries of history, is an easy city to love!

This statue of George Washington stands outside the the Virginia State Capital Building in Richmond. Virginia has been home to 8 presidents. Monument Avenue, with its 6 statues of great Virginians, is the only street in the US that is a National Historic Landmark.

The 2nd Street Festival, which takes place in the historic Jackson Ward area of Richmond, is truly a cultural festival not to miss!

Richmond's canals provide opportunties to float down the James River by boat or enjoy a river walk. Throughout the year you'll find an exciting array of events on the water's edge.

Richmond architecture is a fascinating blend of four centuries of history. Homes and businesses throughout the city represent the different eras of its development.

An Artwalk is a great way to spend an evening in Richmond. Stroll from gallery to gallery, visiting with many fascinating local artists and residents along the way.

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A local dancer, using the style of Loie Fuller, entertains crowds throughout Richmond's arts district under the light of the stars.

Acacia Restaurant in the unique Carytown area of Richmond offers an excellent dining experience! Like many businesses in Richmond, the restaurant has brought new life to an old building, in this case, it was previously a church. Fine dining abounds throughout the city.

The James River has been significant to the growth and development of Richmond and the surrounding areas over the past four decades, and the lives of its people