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TicketMobile or paper ticket accepted
LanguagesEnglish
Group sizeUp to 14 travelers
Overview
You will receive a compelling story of the origins of Richmond from small tobacco town to Capitol of the Commonwealth on a leisurely 100 minute stroll. Learn about Richmond's role in the Civil War, as well as its major prominence in the Civil Rights movement. Each guest will leave with a comprehensive understanding of the city and what to see and do next in RVA.
What's included
Headsets that promote safe distancing
What to expect
Jackson Ward
10m
We begin in historic Jackson Ward known as The Harlem of the South and the Black Wall Street of the SOuth
The John Marshall House
10m
Stop by and hear about the life and contributions of Richmond native John Marshall in the history of the city and country.
The Valentine
15m
Visit beautiful Court End, learn about the Wickham and Davis houses, Richmond's pivotal role in the Burr treason trial and Beef Juice!
White House Of The Confederacy
15m · Admission ticket not included
Learn about how Richmond became the capitol of the CSA, the Davis years as President, The Great Evacuation Fire, and Lincoln's visit to Richmond just one day after surrender.
10m
Visit the original Medical College of Virginia, hear tales of custodial skullduggery, and how Richmond was a major medical center in the Civil War
10m
Visit the only church designed by Jefferson's apprentice, hear the horrors of the Richmond Theater Fire, and how Edgar Allen Poe became a true Richmonder
10m
See the second oldest governor's mansion in the US and learn about the monuments Capitol Square. Visit the Civil Rights Memorial and hear the story behind Brown v. The Board of Ed
Virginia Capitol Building
10m
Hear the story behind Richmond becoming the third capitol of the Commonwealth, how Jefferson's plans for the new building went awry, and the tragedy that befell it in 1870.
10m
See the newest addition to Capitol Square. learn about the first European women in the colony, the contributions of 12 prominent women, the arrival of the first Africans and the history of slavery in the city.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
10m
Visit the Church of the Confederacy and its Tiffany splendor and end your tour
10m
See and hear the story behind the proposed mausoleum for the first president and six key figures in the founding of the nation.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
We meet at the turn-in on N 3rd Street between Marshall and Clay Streets
End point
We meet at the turn-in on N 3rd Street between Marshall and Clay Streets
Additional information
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
