Top Norfolk Sightseeing Tours

Experience the best of Norfolk while avoiding long ticket lines with a Passport to Fun. Enjoy admission to Norfolk’s top attractions, like Nauticus, a maritime-themed science center and museum located on the downtown waterfront, the USS Wisconsin (BB-64), the second ship of the United States Navy to be named in honor of the US state of Wisconsin, and the Virginia Zoo.

Uncover the dark side of Norfolk’s recent and distant past alike on this guided exploration of Norfolk’s true crime stories. From newsmen murdered in the street, to corrupt misdeeds of the powerful, respected mayors turned murderous, and the dark past of some of the city’s most iconic landmarks,

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.

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.