Wyndham Richmond Airport

Dig for buried treasure – or see treasured Fabergé eggs.

No matter what you like to do in your spare time, Richmond is a great place to experience. When staying at the Wyndham Richmond Airport Hotel, lovers of the arts will want to make room in their schedule to enjoy the Richmond Symphony or see an exhibit at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, it boasts the largest collection of Fabergé Imperial Easter eggs outside of Russia. Kids of all ages will want visit the Children's Museum of Richmond with its Pirate's Cove, Enchanted Castle, DinoZone, and more. For a decidedly grownup good time, stop by the family-owned James River Cellar Winery. Richmond is known as River City and we suggest you do a guided boat tour of the James River and Kanawha Canal. It's both relaxing and informative. If you happen to be in our area at the right time, the Strawberry Hill Races at Colonial Downs and the Richmond Folk Festival are two events that should not be missed. Whatever you do, you're sure to find the people of Virginia friendly and welcoming. There are so many things to do and see here in Richmond that we hope you'll return and be our guest again and again.

Arts & Cultural

Richmond Ballet Center for Dance

Richmond Ballet was founded in 1957, and their mission is to awaken and uplift the human spirit. This well-respected company also hosts top national tours.

Richmond Symphony

The best in live music, featuring the world-class Richmond Symphony Orchestra, the Pops, and more.

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

This outstanding museum has works spanning 6,000 years, with a significant permanent collection and touring exhibits, to name a few.

Points of Interest

Children's Museum of Richmond

This utterly engaging environment is created for children to learn, be happy and healthy through play. Check out both the Central and Short Pump locations for unique exhibits such as the Living Tree House, Pirates Cove, the Dairy Barn, and so much more.

Colonial Williamsburg

The Historic Area is meant to be an interpretation of a colonial American city, with exhibits including dozens of authentic or accurately recreated colonial houses and relating to American Revolutionary War history. It sits on 301 acres.

James River Cellars Winery

A family-owned and operated winery, offering award-winning wines from Virginia grapes. Tasting seven days a week.

James River Plantations

Visit the homes and grounds of Berkeley, Westover, Shirley, Evelynton, and Sherwood Forest plantations. These gracious manor houses, all privately owned and preserved historic National Register properties, are open for visitors to experience and enjoy today.

Metro Richmond Zoo

More than 600 animals are displayed in spacious, naturalistic exhibits. See giraffes, zebras, gazelles, kangaroos, and more.

Richmond National Battlefield Park

Make this your first stop on your tour of Civil War battlefields in the Richmond Area. Maps to more than 30 preserved battlefields and exhibits, plus a film presentation.

Shopping

Carytown

Variety of shops, boutiques, restaurants, and food stores in a nine-block shopping area.

The Shops At White Oak Village

White Oak Village is a dynamic destination with more than 900,000 square feet of shopping, restaurants, and leisure space. Visit its more then 40 shops and large retail establishments.

Virginia Center Commons

Need a new tie for a meeting or new jeans for a hike? This mall has tons of stores for you to shop.

Sports & Amusements

Busch Gardens

This amusement park is divided into European-themed sections, offering over 50 rides, a wild animal park and quaint shopping areas.

Colonial Downs

Have fun and even win big here at Virginia's famous horse racetrack, conveniently located halfway between Richmond and Williamsburg.

King's Dominion

Recently voted Virginia's most exciting theme park, it's 400 acres of ultimate entertainment for the entire family. It has the most hair-raising rides and the wettest water park around.

Richmond International Raceway

Nascar and Indy racing along with the Richard Petty Driving Experience.

River District Canal Walk & Cruises

Enjoy a stroll along Richmond's historic Canal Walk. Or a fun 40-minute historically narrated tour of the James River and Kanawha Canal, in a comfortable covered boat.

Annual Events

Spring Craftsman's Classic Arts & Crafts Festival

Every March, this show features original designs and works from more than 350 artists and craftspeople from all across the country.

Ukrop's Monument Avenue 10K Run/Walk

In April, this race is run along historic Monument Avenue and draws over 35,000 participants each year. Come join the fun and support cancer research.

Strawberry Hill Races at Colonial Downs

Each May, steeplechase racing, tailgating, and music are all part of this rite of spring at the world-famous Colonial Downs.

Second Street Festival

Each October, it's your chance to sample delicious food, listen to jazz, big band and gospel music and shop in the African marketplace.

Richmond Folk Festival

In October, come celebrate heritages from around the world with multiple stages of continuous music and dance, world-class artisans, ethnic food, and family activities.

Christmas Craftsman's Classic Arts & Crafts Festival

Just before Christmas in October, this show features original designs and works from more than 350 artists and craftspeople from all across the country.

SunTrust Richmond Marathon

America's friendliest marathon takes you on a scenic course through Richmond's historic neighborhoods, culminating in a downhill finish in the heart of downtown. It's run each November.