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Credit: Eric Kelley. The Corner, Charlottesville. Even at the entry level category, the accommodations are spacious, and decked out with a quirky, colorful accents like silhouette-screened cabinets, tartan plaid carpeting, and trophy lamps. To that end: she unveiled Neroli in , and four years ago, moved into a larger space in the trendy West Main Street Corridor. Now, the current facilities dazzle with 3, square feet, and a bevy of cutting-edge aesthetic treatments such as CoolSculpting, hydrafacials, and injectables.
Bathed in a broth made with chorizo, cilantro, and lime, the plump mussels pack a subtly spicy, zippy bite. Situated in Charlottesville's popular Belmont Neighborhood, this bustling eatery led by chef Mike Ketola specializes in ingredient-driven — Mas Tapas partners with many area farms — wood-fired cuisine inspired by Spain. A Virginia Historic Landmark established in , this historic tavern offers a self-serve buffet masks and gloves are required of homestyle fare, like its famous fried chicken, cornbread, and stewed tomatoes.
The tin plates and costumed servers, whom move around the dining areas with platters of more food, just add to the nostalgic experience. Students and faculty still gather at the Rotunda and the Lawn of the Academical Village. Jefferson designed these spaces to encourage interaction and learning, and they still serve that function today.
The Rotunda underwent extensive renovations in and The reopened space should be part of any architecture- and history-lovers Charlottesville getaway. The Center promotes the skills of exploration, creativity, and discovery from a central building and surrounding exhibits.
Visitors can climb aboard a keelboat like the one Lewis and Clark used to explore the Missouri River. A dirt path leads through the woods to river overlooks. The 8-block pedestrian mall, one of the largest in the US, is one of the best places to visit in Charlottesville. The downtown mall is a great stop for shopping, dining, and people-watching.
Kids can ride on a small carousel, and adults can visit the galleries or catch a concert at the pavilion and smaller venues. Charlottesville operates a complimentary trolley that stops at the pedestrian mall, the University of Virginia, and other downtown areas. Enjoy a mix of arts and history at the beautiful Paramount Theater, located on the downtown pedestrian mall. A massive renovation returned The Paramount to its neoclassical glory, and the theater once again hosts performances and movies.
Follow the link for details on scheduled movies and artists. Also ask about free behind-the-scenes tours that include a visit backstage, where hundreds of performers have signed the walls.
Madison spent much of his life at Montpelier, as a boy, a family man, and a founding father. He is often referred to as the Father of the Constitution and the architect of the Bill of Rights. Tours of the mansion at Montpelier interpret the life of James and Dolley—the first American power couple—after he was elected President. Visitors can also explore the extensive grounds and hiking trails, archeological digs, and recreated slave quarters.
There are interesting galleries and shops to visit, and the Exchange Cafe serves excellent sandwiches. The Rivanna Trail circles the city of Charlottesville, following a mix of parkland, streets, and greenways for 20 miles. For an easy, pretty walk, we like the segment along the river in Riverview Park.
When you visit Monticello, add a hike on the 2-mile Saunders-Monticello Trail. Park at the bottom of route 53, and follow dirt paths and boardwalks that climb Carter Mountain and lead right to the ticket office. Crabtree is the longest vertical cascade in the Eastern US. The series of several waterfalls cascade a total of feet. At the top, a viewpoint looks out over the Tye River Gorge filling. This is one of the best fall hikes in Virginia , especially when fall foliage colors the views, and is well worth the drive during a Charlottesville getaway.
The small town of Crozet packs a lot into its lovely spot at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Start your visit at the Albermarle Tourism Center to pick up maps and book adventures.
The shop features locally made goods from a juried collection of 70 artisans. Visit on Second Saturdays to enjoy book signings and other entertainment. The LOVE is made with woven branches and twigs and it makes a fun or romantic picture spot. There are beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and a bustling apple orchard. The orchard is hopping during the fall apple picking season , and the view is always lovely.
The apple cider donuts are decadently delicious and so popular that they run out on busy days. There are so many excellent restaurants in Cville and throughout the county.
The downtown pedestrian mall is a favorite place to eat and drink local in Charlottesville. Citizen Burger Bar is our favorite stop for excellent, locally sourced burgers and tasty fries.
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