Virginia
Beach is packed with things to see and do. There is
everything from scenic walks on nature trails to fast moving
rides at exciting amusement parks. Whatever you reason for
visiting Virginia Beach we are sure you will find what you are
looking for. Below we have put together a sample of what
Virginia Beach has to offer. Please feel free to look
around and don't forget to browse our site for other information
about Virginia Beach we have assembled just for you.
Attractions and
Activities
Busch
Gardens -
One of the best amusement
parks in the country. Busch Gardens has it all from animal
shows and interaction to some of the best roller coasters in the
world.
The
Boardwalk - Virginia Beach's famous 3-mile
oceanfront promenade is the place to see and be seen.
Newly renovated with larger than life sculptures and landscaped
park areas.
Ocean
Breeze Fun Park - Four parks in one.
Wild Water Rapids, Shipwrecked Miniature Golf, Motorworld with
1/4 Grand Prix cars, and Strike Zone with major league batting
cages. You and the family will certainly all be
entertained here.
Ocean
Front Entertainment - Walk along the
boardwalk and stop where there is over 100 days of entertainment
each year. Each show is a special event.
Virginia
Beach Sportsplex - Home to the Hampton Roads
Mariners Professional Soccer Team and regional sporting events,
this stadium was the first in the U.S. built primarily for
soccer.
Sights to See
Chesapeake
Bay Bridge Tunnel - Acclaimed as on of the 7
Engineering Wonders of the Modern World. Both a travel
convenience and a tourist attraction, it spans 20 miles and
connects Virginia Beach/Norfolk with Virginia's Eastern Shore.
First
Landing Cross - The Jamestown Colonists first
touched the shores of the New World on April 26, 1607. The
cross marks this very spot they first landed. Their
landing was 13 years before the pilgrims landed at Plymouth
Rock.
Old
Cape Henry Lighthouse - Put up and funded by
America's first Congress in 1791 to replace inland fires lighted
by the colonists to warn mariners entering Virginia's
capes. This lighthouse provided light for nearly a
century. You can climb the winding stairway and enjoy the
beautiful picturesque view of the Bay.
Seashore State
Park - Over 2700 acres of woodland bordering
Lynnhaven Inlet. You'll find tons of different trees and
plants and enjoy hiking on scenic nature trails.
Virginia
Zoological Park - The largest municipal zoo
in Virginia. The zoo has over 400 animals for your viewing
pleasure. Right next to the zoo is a beautiful 50 acre
park for a picnic or play.
Virginia
Beach is packed with things to see and do. There is
everything from scenic walks on nature trails to fast moving
rides at exciting amusement parks. Whatever you reason for
visiting Virginia Beach we are sure you will find what you are
looking for. Below we have put together a sample of what
Virginia Beach has to offer. Please feel free to look
around and don't forget to browse our site for other information
about Virginia Beach we have assembled just for you.