Travel

Book a staycation or pack up the kids and head to the mountains—or a historic village—for quality time and family fun.

Cozy up by the fire and escape to botanical wonderlands at Longwood Gardens and Winterthur this holiday season.

The owners of this boutique hotel wanted to impart the kind of luxury sensibility one might find in Charleston, South Carolina, or Newport, Rhode Island.

From a luxury lakefront hideaway to a cozy tiny house, these retreats have something to satisfy every wanderer.

Resurrected from a devastating 2016 flood, this historic high school building is now a cool boutique hotel.

Find waterside serenity in this picturesque setting on Virginia's Eastern Shore.

Learn more about our home state in this newly renovated and expanded Richmond museum.

Escape to this Rappahannock County inn for farm-to-table dining, wine and spirits tastings and beautiful scenery.

Build your own adventure with amusement park rides, mazes, workshops, lifesize characters and a brand new water park.

For fun in the sand away from the masses, try these mid-Atlantic hideaways.

Craving some beach time at the Delaware shore? Book a suite and bring your pet.

Where to go whitewater rafting, tubing, boating, paddle-boarding, zip-lining, hiking, garden hopping, hot-air ballooning and more.

The aquarium's newly renovated South Building reopens this month in Virginia Beach with a moon jelly touch pool and other interactive exhibits.

This newly renovated dockside hideaway is pet-friendly and super chill.

Book a luxury tent, cabin or yurt and enjoy the great outdoors, with none of the work. Here are five picturesque places to visit.

Need to get away but don't want to leave your pooch behind? You don't have to. Pups are welcome at these hotels and resorts.

The luxury resort near Charlottesville recently reopened after a major renovation.

Not just a maritime port, this Virginia city is home to glass masterworks by the likes of Dale Chihuly, Peter Bremers and Tiffany Studios.

Learn about the Chesapeake Bay's history, ecosystems and oyster economy, and set sail on a vintage skipjack.

Tucked inside an 1855 row house, this sumptuous boutique hotel was once home to a 19th-century working women's advocacy group, the New Century Guild.

A self-guided driving tour through Maryland and Delaware offers a glimpse into the heroine’s harrowing journey along the Underground Railroad.