One of three locations this local New York-style bagel shop offers counter-service breakfast, sandwiches, salads, and freshly baked bagels. Conveniently located on Route 29 Bodo’s is a refreshing alternative to nearby Fastfood restaurants.

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.

The Kluge-Ruhe is the only museum in the USA dedicated to Indigenous Australian art and offers a world-class collection of more than 2000 artworks.

Memorial Gymnasium at the University of Virginia, known as Mem Gym, is the base for the Cavaliers' wrestling and women's volleyball teams. Built-in 1924, it is the prime gym on the university's central Grounds.

Discover the beauty of Albemarle County from above with a ballooning tour. For those who want to experience the charm of Charlottesville from a distinct perspective, Monticello Ballooning is a great way to see the city like never before.

Proprietors Steve and Zach, a father and son duo, have brought their passion to fruition with this industrial style brewery. While here try the award-winning Irish inspired malty-red Sasenach or The Four Horseman of Helles pale lager.

Residing on the edge of the Historic Downtown Mall this unassuming French Country Bistro, recognized for its consistent five-star entrées, is known to attract far-flung famous personalities outside the Charlottesville boundaries.

A combination of sweet, tangy, and spicy best describe the exotic flavors of Indian cuisine. These delectable dishes are served with a sophisticated flair at a reasonable cost. Located right off 29 North with plenty of parking.

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.

Travel back in time down a winding road and just beyond city limits to the historic Jefferson Vineyard, where Thomas Jefferson and Phillip Mazzei started the first Virginia Wine Company.