5 Things You Must Do in Winchester
Rich in history and natural beauty, Winchester, Virginia is located in the Shenandoah Valley, and is home to numerous historical Civil War sites. Combining the charm of the small town with the depth and importance of a piece of history, Winchester offers beauty and fun for the whole family. 1. Winchester walking tours allow you to experience the area at your own pace: These tours are self-guided, which means you choose the theme (“250 Years of History and Agriculture” or “The Civil War Years), as well as the length of the tour—fast walkers can power through, and slow walkers can mosey. 2. Visit Belle Grove Plantation: This plantation was the site of the Battle of Cedar Creek, as well as the home of a president’s sister. Come tour the plantation, unharmed by the civil war that swept through its backyard. 3.The Wagon Wheel Ranch: Fun for the whole family at this cattle ranch. Autumn is the perfect time to visit, and take a hay ride or tour the ranch. 4. Come on down and take part in First Fridays: The first Friday of each month, local art and music is shared in downtown Winchester, in a celebration of the arts that goes all year round. 5. Celebrate the rebirth of spring at the Shenandoah Valley Apple Blossom Festival: If you’re in town at the beginning of spring, take in this six day festival featuring parades, dances, fireworks, live music, and Queen Shenandoah. |
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