Tourist Information & Attractions in River Forest Shores/Wayside Manor Norfolk, VA

Tula Paddle Sports offers Kayak and Paddle Board lessons, rentals and tours for the Norfolk and Virginia Beach area. Delivery available.Tula Paddle Spor

Have you admired the mermaid statues around Norfolk? Mermaid Factory offers handmade miniature Norfolk mermaid statues, pre-painted or that you c

Visit the Thoroughgood House to hear the great success story of Adam Thorowgood, one of Virginia's first colonists. Learn about the house Argall and Susann

Ferry Plantation House is a 1830 brick structure (once covered with oyster shell stucco) with a ten-room central passage plan. It's an example of a Feder

This isn’t your average outing or everyday experience—Breakout is for those who would rather solve mysteries than watch someone else have all the fun. Wi

Chesapeake Parks and Recreation is a department that is operated by the city of Chesapeake in Virginia, and provides a variety of recreational, social a

A museum just for kids! Children step inside a world where bubbles grow bigger than they are, where the forces of energy electrify and spark their imaginatio

The cultural renaissance in Hampton Roads continues with the distinctive Portlock Galleries at SoNo. Recent renovations to the historic Portlock School ha

Come explore two expansive galleries of changing local and national art exhibits, along with workshops, lectures, classes and performances. Even our outdo

Real People, Real Life, Real God

Jewish Museum and Cultural Center is a place for visitors to celebrate and learn about the Jewish history, belief and cultu

Bayville Farms Park is a 68-acre park established in 1978 through the cooperative efforts of the City of Virginia Beach, the National Park Service, a

TINY BUILDING. BIG IMPACT. Celebrate ' rich Black History in a home that originally served as the ' only library for segregated African Americans. Plan yo

After nearly 50 years of service, Lightship Portsmouth now shines a light on this fascinating nautical history as a waterfront museum. Just steps from t