From historic buildings to Civil War sites, from monuments to river walks, you'll find something to educate, entertain and enjoy. If you've lived here for years but never got around to doing the tourist scene, now is the time to get going. If you're in town for a visit, plan a long one in order to see and do everything. If you're a newcomer, check out some of these sights to get a feel for your new hometown. Bojangles Monument , intersection of Adams and Leigh streets and Chamberlayne Parkway.
Markers note people and events associated with the area's history.
Restoration of the Haxall and Kanawha Canals and construction of the Canal Walk provide opportunities for waterfront strolling, canal boat rides and venues for outdoor concerts and special events. Capitol Square and Virginia State Capitol, Ninth and Grace streets. The Capitol is the first public building of neo-classical style in the United States designed by Thomas Jefferson and is now where Virginia's General Assembly meets. Free guided tours. Statue in Capitol Square depicting Washington on horseback.