Find out what you can expect to see when you visit the college, and what can be found in each of Richmond's various neighborhoods. A truly cultural city, there are a range of intriguing museums to visit. See the Science Museum of Virginia, or learn about America's past at the Museum of the Confederacy.
Richmond is served by an international airport, which is just 15 minutes' drive away from Downtown. Then, it's only a five-minute drive to Virginia Union.
The commercial heart of Richmond, with an impressive skyline that sits harmoniously among the surrounding greenery of the city. This is where you can find great bars and restaurants in town. The Virginia Holocaust Museum will be of particular interest to anyone who wants to take in some history on their visit.
Just across from Downtown and toward Carytown is this hub of cultural interest, including local and more general interest institutions. The Science Museum of Virginia is world class, and the Museum of the Confederacy is illuminating.
A quieter part of town where you'll find the university. When staying here, be sure to check out the National Park Service's guide to the local points of interest. Many of these can be seen on foot or touring by car. Much of this is centered around the Chestnut Hills-Plateau area.
