Housed within this medieval-like structure is wine, wine, and more wine. There is no doubt that even the most discriminating palate will find plenty of choices among the forty-plus wines to choose from.
Perched on the Blue Ridge mountaintops, overlooking 360 degrees of breath-taking vista you can try versatile and quality wines or craft brews at Hazy Mountain's Tuscan-inspired tasting room. Bring your camera for an incredible photo shoot.
1435 Carters Mountain Trail, Charlottesville, VA 22902
Perched on top of Carter Mountain overlooking the beautiful Virginia countryside is Chiles family-owned orchard which has been providing visitors with fresh, delicious apples for over 100 years.
Escape to this sprawling winery only minutes from Charlottesville. Despite only being a short distance from the historic downtown mall once there you will be pleasantly surprised to find yourself in the middle of the Blueridge countryside.
Come and witness the Hoos in action as they dominate their opponents with precision and power. Scott Stadium, which is the home of the University of Virginia's football team, is where all the action takes place.
Come to Charlottesville’s only land-down-under eatery where you can taste New Zealand-inspired burgers and other specialties. Make sure you order a side of the hand-cut fries that are arguably some of the best in town.
This coffee house has been a favorite gathering spot for locals and students for the past twenty years. A small haven for poets, artists, and musicians to hunker down and sip steaming cups of joe. You will find this space intimate and cozy.
931 Thomas Jefferson Pkwy, Charlottesville, VA 22902
Take a tour of Monticello, the historic home and grounds of Thomas Jefferson, and learn how he shaped the nation. House tours, garden tours, and slavery tours provide an intimate look into the life and legacy of Jefferson worth exploring.
corner of Massie and Copeley Roads in front of Klöckner Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience in this newly constructed state-of-the-art facility. Palmer Park made its debut as Virginia's home for woman’s softball in 2020.
The Old World meets the new at this charming boutique-style winery. One of my favorites along the 29-south corridor. Built, designed, and operated by the winery's proprietors. Brent Manor is not to be missed.
This garage provides the most convenient parking for appointments at the Jefferson Park Avenue Medical Office Building and the Battle Building at UVA Children's Hospital.
Conveniently located on "The Corner" with seven-foot clearance into the garage. Can be a tight fit for full-size vehicles. No free parking. Hourly rates apply. Privately owned and operated.
This casual eats Barbeque spot does two things exceptionally well, unsurprisingly barbecue and biscuits. Here you can find great lunch and breakfast specials. Try the fan favorite, the Ol’ Dirty Biscuit and the Ace Dip.
This hotel is ideal for long term stays whether you are relocating, a traveling medical professional, or enrolled in an extended training course. The suites come with a kitchen, living room, separate bedroom, and an onsite laundry facility.
Afghan Kabob offers tasty and authentic Middle Easter fare served in generous portions with plenty of Vegetarian and Vegan options. One of the best advantages here is that you can bring wine to have with dinner and there is no corking fee.
Discover Afton Mountain Vineyards, secreted away, just off route 151 up a winding road. Purchase your wine inside the cozy tasting room then head to the glass pavilion where you can revel in the 360° views from the comfort of your chair.
Wake up to palatial mountain views overlooking Afton Vineyard in one of several cottages available on the property. These one-bedroom cottages are ideal for the perfect romantic escape. Also at hand is a two-bedroom guesthouse for rent.
For a unique experience come to this family operated cidery for a guided heirloom apple tasting. You will taste rare Heritage apples, enjoy a glass of cider with at least one of the varieties you tasted, and take home a ½ peck of apples.
Alderman Hall Library which has played a pivotal role in the academic life of students at the University since 1938, will re-open in late 2023 after undergoing restoration and expansion.
The beautiful and historic Alumni Hall is ideal for hosting an event whether it’s a wedding, dinner, or conference. The Hall resides on UVA grounds and is open to those associated with the University as well as the public.
