UVA's outdoor and indoor Tennis Complex is located at the Boars Head Sports Club. The newly built outdoor facility includes six courts and seating for 450 people. The Cavaliers held NCAA Regionals at the facility in its first season.

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.

Cozy up to a Ghost Girl IPA, Belgian Blond, or a Shine on Saison in this barn styled brewery. You can feel right at home in this comfy country atmosphere while enjoying your favorite brew and a delicious pizza made from their woodfired oven

Panorama Farms is home to the University of Virginia's Cross-Country teams. It has hosted the ACC Cross Country Championships twice and the NCAA Southeast Regional Championships five times. Panorama Farms is a popular spot for spectators.

Locally owned restaurant serving Charlottesville since 1988. Full-service restaurants that offer casual family dining as well as a carryout service. Guadalajara’s menu features specialties, including hand-made tamales, enchiladas and tacos.

Are you a cavern enthusiast looking for an adventure? Check out Grand Caverns National Park in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. This park is a fascinating destination that offers an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.

The McArthur Squash Center is the official home to the UVA men's and women's squash teams. The facility also hosts professional singles and doubles squash events, as well as tournaments for adults in the Central Virginia area.

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.

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.

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.