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Address: 25th St and the Boardwalk, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
The city of Moss, Norway presented this handsome bronze statue to Virginia Beach. The Norwegian Lady Statue was created as a poignant reminder of the untimely demise of the Norwegian ship "Dictator," and it's a noteworthy Virginia Beach monument.
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Address: 24th Street & Boardwalk, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
A must for Virginia Beach sightseeing, the Old Coast Guard Station is a fascinating museum that tells the story of the old Life-Saving and Coast Guard Station that was built here in 1903. Visitors learn about the courageous duties of those who worked here, protecting the lives or the nation's maritime citizens. This...
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Address: 4001 S Sandpiper Rd, adjacent to Back Bay Wildlife Refuge, Virginia Beach, VA 23456
Located south of the Back Bay Wildlife Refuge, False Cape State Park in Virginia Beach is a haven for campers, hikers and bike enthusiasts. Reservations required for tram.
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Address: Fort Story, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
The Virginia Beach historic site is where the nation's first English settlers landed in the New World on April 26, 1607. Captain Christopher Newport, grateful for a safe voyage, erected a cross in homage to the providential blessings of Christ. Nearly 200 years later, the area saw the French defeat the British during...
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Address: 3131 Virginia Beach Blvd, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
The Francis Land House is comprised of seven acres of scenic beauty and historic intrigue. One of the top Virginia Beach sights, this plantation home is 200 years old and is the site of numerous exhibits, tours and activities that showcase local history – particularly the colonial and federal periods. Costumed staff,...
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Address: Departure points vary, Virginia Beach, VA
Not far from First Landing State Park, Randy Gore from Tidewater Adventures leads kayakers out into the surf for an up close look at some of the Atlantic bottlenose dolphins that cruise the shores. Dolphins are migratory and arrive in the waters off Virginia Beach in March and April and remain through late autumn.
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Address: 4405 Wishart Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
With nearly 90% of its original 1725 structure intact, the Lynnhaven House is among the country's best-preserved 18th-century buildings and most popular Virginia Beach attractions. Listed on the National Register of Historic Houses, this historic Virginia Beach attraction is situated amidst five acres of wooded lands...
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Address: 1000 Block of Nineteenth St, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
A striking waterfall sculpture preserves the legacy of the area's military forces at the Tidewater Veterans' Memorial in Virginia Beach. Its design is a collaboration of three local students. The highly symbolic work represents the division created by war, the message of reconciliation and the timeless sacrifice made...
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Address: 3550 Cellar Door Way, Virginia Beach, VA 23456
The Verizon Wireless Virginia Beach Amphitheater is the site of numerous popular concerts and events. Seating is available for guests with disabilities. All concerts are rain or shine at this Virginia Beach venue. No cameras, tape recorders, VCR equipment, alcohol, food, beverages, coolers, pets, laser pointers or...
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Address: 13th St., Virginia Beach, VA 23452
The Virginia Legends Walk is a relative newcomer among Virginia Beach attractions. This walkway honors the famous works of many major Virginians throughout history. Since its inauguration in 1999, this Virginia Beach monument has inducted such legends as George Washington, Ella Fitzgerald, Patrick Henry, Edgar Allan...
