Travel - Arlington Magazine

Now in its 70th year, the Waterford Homes Tour & Crafts Exhibit stands out in a long list of terrific fall festivals.

Chincoteague Island offers small-town charm, miles of pristine coastline and something other beaches do not: wild ponies.

Naturalists, artists and food lovers converge in Sperryville, a quaint town that was once home to a bountiful apple trade.

Once military strongholds and thoroughfares of commerce, these scenic landmarks now draw history buffs and outdoor enthusiasts.

If untouched wilderness and extreme conditions are your idea of heaven, the Canaan Valley is calling.

A couple finds romance and renewal at a best-selling author’s literary B&B.

UVA and Monticello aren’t the only attractions in Charlottesville. It’s also a locavore’s paradise.

Where do baseball legends come from? Visit a minor league ballpark this summer and you may see one in the making.

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Discover maritime history tucked into many an inlet along the Chesapeake’s meandering coastline.

At a small Virginia B&B, visitors can learn to make stained glass, fly model helicopters—or just relax.

Lazy days and active adventures await at The Tides Inn, a genteel retreat that bridges past and present.

Avoid cabin fever and get those holiday guests out of the house