Top Virginia Bus Tours - page 3

Discover the vibrant mural art scene of Richmond, Virginia, on an engaging guided tour through iconic neighborhoods like Jackson Ward, The Fan, & Brookland Park. Experience the city's transformation through the lens of local artists, as personal anecdotes and historical narratives illuminate the meaning behind these stunning murals. This interactive journey encourages participants to share their thoughts and connections to the artwork, fostering a deeper understanding of Richmond's cultural fabric. Enjoy a blend of art appreciation and community storytelling in an intimate group setting. - Explore the rich mural art of Jackson Ward, The Fan, & Brookland Park - Engage in discussions about the meaning and influence of murals - Learn about the difference between graffiti and mural art - Share personal insights and experiences with fellow participants

Venture beyond city limits—and discover where one of the most pivotal battles of the Civil War took place—on this private, full-day tour from Washington DC. Meet your guide in the morning, hop aboard your air-conditioned car, and hit the road. Upon arrival in Gettysburg, you’ll discover key sights like Seminary Ridge, while your guide will share immersive stories to bring the three days of battle to life.

Richmond, Virginia is celebrated for its over-the-top holiday lights displays every year—and this tour makes exploring them simple. In the evening, depart from Williamsburg via climate-controlled vehicle and travel to Richmond. You’ll learn all about the city’s history of tacky lights displays, will admire some of the best examples, and will even see the Christmas tree in front of the Virginia State Capitol.

Download GuideAlong’s self-guided audio tour bundle to make the most of your Eastern USA road trips. As you drive, hear stories play automatically as you explore scenic drives, national parks, lakeshores, and historic parks. This is the ultimate collection of 14 iconic destinations, including Acadia, Blue Ridge Parkway, Catskills, Florida Keys, Great Smoky Mountains, Lake Superior, Outer Banks, Shenandoah, and Vermont’s Route 100. A memorable adventure awaits on America's iconic roads. Enjoy the freedom to explore offline at your own pace, spending more time at places that interest you and bypassing any that don’t. Stories, tips, and directions play automatically based on your location Travel at your own pace Tour offline using GPS. No cell service or WiFi is needed Suggested itineraries for half, full, or multi-day use Buy once, use forever! No expiry, includes free updates Like having a tour guide along for the drive Purchase one bundle per vehicle.

Embark on an unforgettable Northern Virginia winery tour, led by a certified Sommelier who has extensive knowledge about wines from around the world, and specifically Virginia Wine. The tour will take your group to three exceptional wineries in the region. Relax in a comfortable private vehicle as you explore the picturesque landscapes of the serene Virginia countryside. Enjoy expertly guided tastings, behind-the-scenes experiences, and personalized service tailored to your preferences. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply indulging in a luxurious day of wine exploration, our curated tours offer an unparalleled experience. Discover the finest wines Northern Virginia has to offer with a unique, VIP experience!

Discover Thomas Jefferson’s life at Monticello, his iconic Charlottesville plantation. This neoclassical home reflects his architectural genius, blending classical design with American ideals. Guided experts lead you through preserved rooms, gardens, and stories of the enslaved community, revealing the intersection of politics, culture, and science in Jefferson’s world. - Explore the architectural beauty, designed by Thomas Jefferson - Learn about Jefferson’s diverse interests from knowledgeable guides - Visit the gardens and see Jefferson’s innovative horticultural practices - Understand the lives and contributions of the enslaved community Upon arrival via private transportation, you will have tickets to enter. We recommend to do the following: Highlights Tour of the House (you will have a timed entry ticket) Visit the exhibits at the David M Rubenstein Visitor Center They offer a couple of outdoor programs including "Slavery at Monticello" and "Gardens and grounds Tour"

Pack nature, history, and big-city energy into three days on this small-group round trip from Washington, D.C. Travel north to Niagara Falls by way of the world-famous Corning Museum of Glass, arriving in time for the in-depth night tour when the falls glow under colored lights, with a night right at the falls. The next morning brings the optional Classic Tour for Whirlpool Park, the Cave of the Winds, and the famous Maid of the Mist boat ride, before the drive to New York. The final day is a guided run through the city’s financial district, with optional skyline views from the One World Observatory and a Statue of Liberty cruise, before the return to Washington, D.C. Two nights of hotels and round-trip transport are included.

Experience the natural beauty of Shenandoah National Park as you set out on a scenic 4-mile moderate hike along the Rose River Trail, where you’ll be immersed in lush forest landscapes and the soothing sounds of flowing water. As you follow the winding trail, you’ll encounter a series of picturesque waterfalls cascading over moss-covered rocks, offering perfect opportunities to pause, relax, and capture stunning photos. Along the way, you’ll enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the Blue Ridge Mountains, breathe in fresh mountain air, and take in the rich sights and sounds of the surrounding wilderness. This well-balanced hike gives you the chance to combine light adventure with moments of tranquility, making it an ideal outdoor experience for nature lovers looking to explore one of Virginia’s most iconic national parks.

This is a private tour (your group) to an exceptional tour to visit Monticello, a World Heritage Site, home to our 3rd President, Thomas Jefferson, primary author of our Declaration of Independence and founder of the University of Virginia. Monticello provides in-depth tours of the historic house, gardens, views of the plantation, and, sometimes, an opportunity to engage in a lively presentation by Bill Barker, who portrays Thomas Jefferson. Jefferson enslaved over six hundred people throughout his life, and there are hourly slave tours to learn about the enslaved men, women, and children who labored on the plantation, including the Hemmings family and many others, like the Fosset family. The Monticello tour concludes with an opportunity to visit Thomas Jefferson's gravesite which is still owned by the family today. After leaving Monticello, guests may choose to have lunch at a nearby restaurant before returning to Williamsburg. Approx: 4 hours travel, 3.5 hours touring, 1 hour lunch.

No Football Match Today? Here's the perfect way to spend your off-days around New York City & surrounding areas Visit three major eastern US national parks in one trip! Explore the Great Smoky Mountains, hike to a 360-degree observation deck, and visit the New River Canyon Bridge. Walk along Shenandoah National Park's Skyline Highway and discover Loli Cave's ancient stalactites. Enjoy a rodeo, southern food, and the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge. Fun & Insightful Bilingual Tour Guides – Enjoy lively stories and spontaneous sharing along the way. Unlimited Bottled Water & Complimentary Snacks – Stay refreshed and energized throughout the journey. Themed Attractions with Seasonal & Adventurous Highlights – Carefully selected for excitement and discovery. Happy Family Time – Kids enjoy 50% off for a budget-friendly trip in July & August. Exclusive Travel Keepsakes – Includes a custom travel passport and share-worthy moments for social media.

Time travel to 1775 with a private tour and explore the birth place of American history. Points of interest include: 1) Walk the Duke of Gloucester Street while learning about colonial trades, power of the press and Virginia's leadership in shaping our early Nation, including the first Continental Congress, Declaration of Independence & Declaration of Rights 2) Admire the Capitol Building and understand why America's Constitution carved out three government branches 3) Enjoy the Palace Green and the Governor's Palace where townspeople and gentry celebrated important events 4) Learn about Bruton Parish Church, closes 4PM 5) Shop in Merchant's Square 6) Visit the Sir Christopher Wren building and learn why the oldest academic building in America plays a significant role in our history Note: Colonial Williamsburg (CW) hours are 10am-5pm.

Explore the pivotal moments of Abraham Lincoln's life on this 6-hour tour through Washington, DC. An expert guide will lead you to significant sites connected to Lincoln’s presidency and the Civil War. You'll visit Lincoln’s Cottage, Howard University, and memorials honoring Civil War African American soldiers, Ford's Theater, culminating at the National Portrait Gallery, where the last photograph of Lincoln is displayed. This private tour combines luxury transportation with insightful storytelling, providing a deeper understanding of Lincoln’s legacy and its impact on the nation. - 6-hour guided tour focused on Lincoln’s life and legacy - Visit key historical sites including Ford’s Theatre and Petersen House - Luxury transportation provided throughout the journey - Ideal for history enthusiasts and those interested in American culture

Discover the beauty of Shenandoah National Park with this self-guided GPS audio tour. Take a scenic drive along Skyline Drive, where stunning mountain overlooks and cascading waterfalls await. Explore the park's rich history, unique geology, and vibrant wildlife, including black bears and deer. Ideal for travelers looking to explore at their own pace, this tour highlights hidden gems and provides insights into the area's Native American heritage and the impact of the Civilian Conservation Corps. - Drive the iconic 105-mile Skyline Drive with breathtaking views - Visit historical sites like Dickey Ridge Visitor Center and Rapidan Camp - Enjoy popular hiking trails, including Stony Man and Dark Hollow Falls - Suitable for all types of visitors, from short-day explorers to multi-day adventurers

Embark on a private excursion from Alexandria to Rosetta, a city steeped in Islamic heritage. Delve into the Rosetta Museum, meander through 18th-century streets lined with historic homes, and explore the Citadel of Qaitbay, the site where the famed Rosetta Stone was found. Witness the meeting of the Nile River and the sea, before heading back to Alexandria.

Get a taste of Alexandria's Mediterranean coast and diverse history without having to sort out transportation with this private tour. Visit the Citadel of Qaitbay, built where Alexandria's ancient lighthouse stood, then explore the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, a reimagining of the city's ancient library. Finish with a drive along the Corniche. Admission fees are not included.

Explore the northernmost section of the Blue Ridge Parkway to discover scenic overlooks, hiking trails for all levels, and even a historic resort. Here are just a few of the fun things you can do on the tour! • Serene lakes and picturesque trails await at Peaks of Otter, a tranquil haven along the Parkway. • Conquer the challenging trail to Humpback Rocks for breathtaking Shenandoah Valley views that reward your journey. • Immerse yourself in the Parkway's history and nature at the James River Visitor Center, a gateway to understanding the region. • Step into the past at Explore Park, where living history and interactive exhibits revive Virginia's heritage. • Find relaxation and recreation at Sherando Lake, a serene escape perfect for swimming and picnicking. • Witness nature's grandeur at Thunder Ridge Overlook, where sweeping vistas showcase the Parkway's beauty. *Download the Shaka Guide app to access your purchased tours.*