3 Best Places To See in Richmond, VA

Expert-recommended Top 3 Places To Visit in Richmond, Virginia. All of our places to see actually face a rigorous 50-Point Inspection, which includes customer reviews, history, complaints, ratings, satisfaction, trust, cost and general excellence. You deserve only the best!

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VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS

5.0 (119)
200 North Arthur Ashe Boulevard,
Richmond, VA 23220 Directions

Since 1934

Specialty:

Gallery Amuse Restaurant College Teens Adults Audio Tours Summer Camps Cafe Accessibility Statewide Rhythm of Art Displays Exhibitions Membership Traveling Exhibits Educational Kids and Families Programs Library Educators Gift Shop Collections

The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts was opened in 1936 and is owned and controlled by the Commonwealth of Virginia. The expansion and transformation of the VMFA’s 13.5-acre campus were designed by London-based architect Rick Mather in partnership with SMBW, a Richmond architectural firm. The museum has more than 5,000 years of art from around the world. The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts has split its encyclopedic collections into many large curatorial divisions, several of which relate to galleries. The museum is one of the seven museums selected internationally to show and exhibit 176 paintings from the personal collection of Pablo Picasso. VMFA is open 365 days a year, and general admission is always free.

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(804) 340-1400

Wed-Fri: 10am - 9pm
Mon,Tue,Sat & Sun: 10am - 5pm

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MAYMONT

4.9 (118)
1700 Hampton Street,
Richmond, VA 23220 Directions

Since 1925

Specialty:

Garden Tours Weekend Programs Facility Rentals Youth Programs Fall Plant Sale Family Virtual Tour Historic House Gift Shop Carriage Collection Native Wildlife Exhibits Birding at The Gardens Formal Gardens Wedding Children's Farm Annual Member Celebration

Maymont is a 100-acre Victorian estate that features a historic house museum, an arboretum, formal gardens, a carriage collection, native wildlife exhibits, a nature center, and a Children's Farm. The site is an extraordinary gift given to them by James and Sallie Dooley, who lived here from 1893 to 1925. The site serves over 800,000 guests annually, with free admission to the grounds, plus guided and self-guided tours, seasonal events, programs, and rental spaces. The well-preserved Japanese Garden of Maymont includes the koi pond and the waterfall. The National Register of Historic Places recognizes Maymont as a significant example of an American country estate of the Gilded Age. From an intimate gathering to a scenic reception and every step in between, Maymont is the perfect place to make cherished memories. Indoor and outdoor sites are available for every season.

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THE ROBINS NATURE CENTER:
Adult Tickets$8
Adult 65+ and Child (ages 3 to 12)$6

Discount:

25% Off on Programs

50% Off on Admission

10% Off at Maymont Gift Shops

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SCIENCE MUSEUM OF VIRGINIA

4.9 (117)
2500 West Broad Street,
Richmond, VA 23220 Directions

Since 1970

Specialty:

Dining Stores School Tour Exhibitions Rental Facility Audiences Games Educational Programs Books Workshops Wedding Collections Special Events Cooking Classes Science Related Toys Birthday Parties Gift Shop Conservation Summer Camps Field Trips

The Science Museum of Virginia features permanent exhibits and hosts touring exhibitions from around the world. Every year, thousands of visitors enrich their lives through science in this museum. This 223,000-square-foot structure houses interactive displays on wellness, innovation, and physical sciences. The Science Museum of Virginia features four floors of interactive labs, extraordinary artifacts, hundreds of hands-on experiences, and permanent and touring exhibitions worldwide to amaze and inspire you. The museum hosts hundreds of special events throughout the year, such as overnight adventures, talks, and summer camps. At 76 feet, The Dome Theater in 76 feet is Virginia's most enormous projection that offers visitors the best "you're there" view. The museum connects your daily life with science. Science Museum of Virginia offers free admission for children aged two and under.

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GENERAL ADMISSION:
Adults (13 to 59)$17.50
Senior (60+)$14.50
Youth (6 to 12)$14.50
Preschool (3 to 5)$10

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10% Off for Seniors (60+), Members of The Military, Virginia State Employees and Educators

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