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This living history museum brings the past to life with costumed interpreters, working farms, and original buildings from around the world. It’s an engaging, family-friendly way to understand Virginia’s cultural roots.

Located in Wilson’s birthplace, this library and museum preserve the legacy of America’s 28th president. Explore exhibits, artifacts, and the historic manse for a glimpse into early 20th-century life.

The Blackfriars Playhouse is the world’s only re-creation of Shakespeare’s indoor theater. Open year-round for performances of Shakespeare and Renaissance drama, called “shamelessly entertaining” by the Washington Post. Playhouse tours daily.

Discovered in 1804, Grand Caverns is America’s oldest continually operated show cave. Explore dramatic limestone formations and cathedral-like chambers on guided tours just a short drive from Staunton.

Natural Chimneys Park offers more than simply the splendor of towering limestone formations. Both day visitors and those who choose to stay overnight in the seasonal campground find plenty of space and opportunities for recreation and relaxation.

Known as “America’s Favorite Drive,” the Blue Ridge Parkway begins nearby and winds through rolling mountains and valleys. With picnic spots, hiking access, and panoramic views, it’s an unforgettable way to experience the region’s scenery.

Journey to a place where the sites are endless. Your trip wouldn't be complete without seeing some of the wonderful attractions including museums, art galleries, and outdoor interests. Discover Staunton today.

International entertainment celebrities, the Statler Brothers always focused on family and their commitment to their hometown, Staunton. In the historic Wharf District, a round masonry structure stands, looking very much like a stack of records or CDs.

Stretching 105 miles through Shenandoah National Park, Skyline Drive is famed for breathtaking mountain overlooks, hiking trails, and fall foliage. Whether you’re taking a scenic drive or heading out on foot, it’s the gateway to Virginia’s natural beauty.