Today, visitors can tour Agecroft Hall and its gardens to get a taste of life in 16th-century England. Scott\u2019s Addition is pretty walkable, but you can book a tuk tuk tour if you\u2019d rather be pedaled around in style. For the highest density of spots (head to the Scott\u2019s Addition neighborhood), home to local favorites Ardent Craft Ales, The Veil, Vasen, Bingo Beer Co and Starr Hill Beer Hall and Rooftop. The permanent collection includes everything from ancient and pre-Columbian art to Faberge, photography and modern art. Open 365 days a year with free admission for all, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts boasts a world-class collection containing nearly 50,000 works of art. Used as a Union prisoner-of-war camp during the Civil War, Belle Isle is now a popular spot for hiking, biking, sunbathing on the rocks and (cautiously) swimming in the river.<\/p>\n

There are plenty of murals to discover, each with their own unique style and message. This up-and-coming district boasts one of the largest concentrations of street art in the city \u2014 with many local and visiting artists expressing themselves on the brick walls and industrial buildings in the area. And best of all (admission is completely free on select days throughout the year), making it an ideal stop for budget travelers or families looking for an educational outing. These include the Old Stone House \u2014 which stands as one of the oldest buildings in Richmond, and the garden courtyard which frequently hosts live music events.<\/p>\n

Hardywood \u2013 This Richmond craft beer spot has built itself a reputation far beyond the Commonwealth and you can find their vast portfolio of beers everywhere these days! Open 365 days a year and free to visit, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts features roughly 40,000 pieces of artwork and is one of the largest museums in the United States. The American Civil War Museum is located in three areas around Richmond and features over 120,00 artifacts and exhibits that showcase unique Civil War stories. Every summer \u2014 the annual Richmond Shakespeare Festival brings the Bard to the estate\u2019s grounds.<\/p>\n

Begin by exploring the region\u2019s unique outdoor landscape.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"