Drive along Monument Avenue

known for famous Monuments,

Exquisite Southern Homes and

Architecture. Considered  one

of America's most beautiful

tree-lined boulevards. The only

street in the country designated

a National Historic Landmark.

George Washington Equestrian

Statue. Located on the Capitol grounds

and unveiled in 1858. Confederate

President Jefferson Davis gave his

inaugural speech in front of the statue

in 1861. At the close of the Civil War

President Abraham Lincoln visited

Richmond and gave an impromptu

speech in front of  the statue to recently

freed African Americans shortly before

he was assassinated on April 1865                   

             HISTORIC RICHMOND TOUR HIGHLIGHTS                 

*Visit the Exhibits at the Civil War Center at Tredegar Iron Works. 

*View, or Receive a One-Hour Guided Tour of the Virginia State Capitol

*View The George Washington Equestrian Statue

*Old City Hall: designed in Victorian High Gothic Style

*St. Paul's Church: steeped in Civil War History

*Richmond's Buried Train

*Learn about Richmond's Most Tragic Fire at the Monumental Church

*St. John's Church: a National Historic Landmark Where Patrick Henry

  Gave his Famous Speech, "Give me liberty or give me death."

*Church Hill: the Oldest Intact Neighborhood in the City

*View Beautiful Antebellum Homes

*The Sailor and Soldiers Monument

*The Elmira Shelton House: Edgar Allan Poe's Sweetheart's Home

*Monument Avenue: One of America's most beautiful tree-lined streets and a National Historic Landmark

       Historic Richmond Highlights

"One of the Most Beautiful Tours of the City!"

Discover Richmond's Most Treasured Historic Sites and Hear their Famous Stories

  Tour the Virginia State Capitol

  Designed by Thomas Jefferson

When the Confederate Army needed artillery, ammunition, or other weaponry, it turned to the Tredegar Ironworks in the heart

of Richmond, Virginia. While many of the original buildings were lost to war and time, some remain. One, in fact, serves as a visitor center at the Richmond

National Battlefield Park

The Historic James River runs through the city of Richmond to Jamestown where it was authentically used for filming the movie, The New World, starring Colin Farrell as Captain John Smith and Christian Bale as John Rolfe. 

Reserve Your Own Private Guide to escort you throughout the city to take this beautiful tour. For one, or more passengers with convenient hotel, or Richmond Convention Center pickup

Van Tours Available for Private Parties of 4 to 9 passengers

Bus Tours  available for Large Groups

    Reservations Required for all Tours

Please Note: We can not  always guarantee guide, or van availability if you call us on the same day you want to take your tour, or call  us on the day before you want to take your tour.  If  possible, we suggest you make reservations well in advance to insure your tour date.  Sunday afternoon tour reservations are

required by Friday  3:00 pm.  For Reservations Please Call:  804-744-1718

St. John's Church. Where Patrick Henry gave his  Famous Speech, "Give me liberty, or give me death."