Most Beautiful Cities in Virginia

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Sprawling over the Chesapeake Bay & the Appalachian Mountains, Virginia is a southeastern U.S. state. It has a long Atlantic Coastline & is known as the site of the first permanent English settlement.

Historic monuments, small towns, scenic roads, mountain vistas and wide open beaches can all describe Virginia as a state. Also popularly known as “Mother of Presidents”, Virginia is ready for your next getaway.

Not only jaw-dropping views, but Virginia is a perfect place for your outdoor activities too. Ranging from cliff to coast, the popular activities here include mountain biking, hiking, camping, paddle sporting etc.

This amazing state is made up of remarkably amazing cities each one of which is a gem with its unique characters and a wide range of tourist features. We have got you covered with a list of few of the most beautiful cities in Virginia.

Once the state capital, Staunton is an independent city in the U.S. Commonwealth of Virginia. Founded in 1732, this lovely little town in the Shenandoah Valley offers historic architecture, beautiful mountains, culture, and a friendly down-home atmosphere. Staunton

This town in southwestern Virginia is home to the Barter Theater, the longest-running professional theater in the U.S. It is surrounded by the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains, making it an ideal destination for those who want to enjoy outdoor adventures and more. Abingdon

A must-visit place for history buffs, with abundance of historic sites and museums, Lexington is an independent city of Virginia. It also has many music venues, theaters, art galleries, restaurants and a number of highly rated farm-to-table eateries. Lexington

Virginia’s only resort island Chincoteague, is perhaps the most beautiful island on Virginia’s Eastern Shore. The island also offers spectacular sunrise and sunset views, diverse wildlife, fantastic woodlands and marshes, scenic water views and wild Chincoteague Ponies. Chincoteague

Smithfield is "without a doubt, one of the prettiest towns in Virginia." Apart from the hams and the porks that it is famous for, there are many cultural attractions including the Isle of Wight Museum, Historic Fort Huger, the Old Courthouse of 1750 and Fort Boykin Historic Park. Smithfield

Culpeper is the only incorporated town in Virginia. It has revitalized its downtown with extraordinary shopping & dining, art & antiques, unique shops & more. World class restaurants & classic diners cater to every taste in food & atmosphere. Culpeper

The town of Warrenton offers a business location & quality of life of unsurpassed beauty & opportunity in the heart of Virginia's famed horse country. Also after the Civil War, it came to be known throughout the nation for its galaxy of brilliant lawyers who practiced at its bar & as a mecca for horse lovers. Warrenton

Popularly known as the nation’s horse and hunt capital, Middleburg is set against the backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains & offers the best of small-town American local art, historic landmarks, fine cuisine and one-of-a-kind boutiques. Middleburg

Occoquan is probably one of the most charming historic small towns in America & is home to a collection of eclectic restaurants, shops & art studios perfect for any getaway. This small mill town is ideal for that perfect vacation picture with a variety of shopping, recreation, and entertainment options for visitors. Occoquan

Clarksville is Virginia’s only lakeside town, and offers quaint shops, both upscale and home-style cooking, hotels and even a bed and breakfast right on the shore of the 50,000 acre Kerr Lake. Occoneechee State Park, across the water offers some great hiking and waterfront access areas, along with a marina that offers boat and kayak rentals year-round. Clarksville

Virginia isn’t only for lovers, it’s for history buffs, beach lovers and more, with a number of charming towns that are worth a visit. Plan your trip to these ones now.