How Do You Spend A Day In Charlottesville, Virginia?
Located in the upper center of the state near the Blue Ridge Mountains on the Rivanna River, Charlottesville is steeped in American history and home to three presidents. Named after the queen of King George III of England, it offers visitors a variety of attractions, outdoor recreation, cultural events, dining and shopping. From sports and education to history and entertainment, Charlottesville draws thousands of visitors each year. Stop at the Visitor Center for a city map and attraction information and a walking tour map. To get around downtown without driving, the city offers a free trolley service, making a loop on Route 11 from the Visitor Center to the campus of the University of Virginia, with stops at the Virginia Discovery Museum, the Downtown Mall, Ice Park, Scott Stadium and the Bayly Museum, also known as the University of Virginia Art Museum completed in 1935. While on the University of Virginia campus, visit the The Corner, an area that includes shops, bookstores and rest
