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36 Hours in Williamsburg, Va.
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In recent years, this historic town’s Colonial District has become an upscale experience with high-quality wines, lavish spas and fancy Southern cuisine. (Click the expansion arrow for byline and publication date or click this item's title to read the article on the Times' site.)
Source: New York Times

Riding the Rails
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Long-distance train travel isn’t quite the romantic journey it once was. But for one traveler, a cross-country trip was a way to reconnect with America.
Source: New York Times

Path of the Sacred and the Mundane
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America’s most densely packed historical terrain is U.S. 15, home to crucial sites in the Revolution and Civil War.
Source: New York Times

In the Temple of the Wild Blue Yonder (The National Air and Space Museum annex)
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The Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Va., has a quieter, more worshipful feel than its companion, the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.
Source: New York Times

36 Hours in Charlottesville, Va.
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Though it’s known for its neo-Classical architecture, this Southern town’s innovative culinary and music scene would make Thomas Jefferson proud.
Source: New York Times

Driving Southwestern Virginia’s Mountains
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Winding through Appalachia in Virginia’s hilly Southwest.
Source: Travel + Leisure Magazine

Stay Cool in the Shenandoah Mountains: Cool caves, the town that time forgot, gorgeous vistas, and a perfect B and B
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Somewhere in the fabric of space, there is a town that time forgot. So, if you want to go back to the good ol’ days, follow Route 66 to Front Royal, Virginia, sleeping at the base of the Shenandoah Mountains, by the northern entrance to Skyline Drive.
Source: Offbeat Travel

In Their Element
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The payoff of panning for gold is in being outdoors with friends.
Source: New York Times

Paddling, Wining and Dining on the Other Eastern Shore
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By STEVE BAILEY
Published May 4, 2008

Source: New York Times Click to login or register as a member to vote or comment on this article Click to copy article link Click to bookmark this article

Put Virginia on your coffee table.
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with a subscription to one of these popular travel magazines.
Source: Amazon.com

The latest entries for Virginia in the blogosphere
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Search the largest index of blogs (over 50 million!) for entries about Virginia
Source: Technorati

Postcard From -- Virginia's Shenandoah National Park
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Source: Offbeat Travel

Virginia Vineyards
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Source: Go World Travel

DRIVERS' EDUCATION: VIRGINIA; Seaside, bayside, all along the Eastern Shore
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Source: New York Times

First-Person Look At Civil War Strife
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Source: New York Times

Travel Advisory: Virginia's Links To World War II
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Source: New York Times

Virginia Underground
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Source: New York Times

Rituals: Along the Potomac, Bald Eagles Soar Once More
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Source: New York Times

Journeys: A Taste of Vintage Virginia
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Source: New York Times

Virginia travel journals
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A selection of personal journals - some with photographs - rated by readers and editors.
Source: Rough Guides
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