The ideal place to start your visit is the Church of San Juan’ This National Historic Landmark was built in 1741′ As the first church in Richmond, is one of the oldest wooden buildings in the state’ A son of Patrick Henry’s famous “Give me liberty or give me death” speech in 1775′ Notable Virginians are buried in the cemetery near Hollywood’

Confederate President Jefferson Davis and his family lived in the south of the White House (c’ 1818)’ Columns of the house, recently renovated, the rooms are open to the public’ It is the first object of the Confederation and a National Historic Landmark’ It is also very similar to Mt Vernon authenticity’

Museum next to the Confederation has more artifacts, photographs and documents of the Confederation than any other site’ Three floors of exhibition of weapons, uniforms, flags of the 550 regiments, and personal belongings of the soldiers and their families’ One of the most valuable is Robert E’ Lee ’s sword’

Virginia General Assembly is the oldest legislative body in America’ The Capitol, the capital located on the plaza, is the second oldest state in the United States in continuous use’ Thomas Jefferson designed a building, one of only 13 houses of the state without a central dome’ Aaron Burr was tried for treason at the Old Hall’ A 20-foot statue of Washington, the horse is on the ground’

The Governor’s Mansion (c’ 1811) is the oldest continuously occupied executive residence in America’ It is also a National Historic Landmark’ Four U’S’ presidents lived in the house’ Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe and John Tyler were governors of Virginia’ William Henry Harrison, lived where his father was governor’

Old Town Hall, built in Victorian Gothic style in 1894, is nearby’ Each piece of the tower is unique’ As part of its 3-foot granite walls, an inner courtyard of the painted iron increases over three floors’

Iron was one of the first industries in Richmond’ Foundries of the city with a good growth of the railways, and weapons and ammunition for the Confederate army’ The most famous was the casting of Tredegar Iron Works, built in 1833′ Tredegar Iron Blade for the CSS Virginia – the former USS Merrimac’

Tredegar is now home to the American Civil War Center, which opened in 2006′ More than a museum, is a diary of the civil war told through the stories of those who fought – north, south, and slaves’ The Center on how the documents affected by the war to the nation before, during and after conflict’ An old steam engine, used to transport ore to the smelter, is out’

The Richmond Battlefield National Park Visitors Center is also located in Tredegar’ Eighteen national historic sites near strong fields, a naval battle site, an ancient land, and a prison camp’ There is also a visitors’ center of Chimborazo, the southern part of the largest military hospital’

Canal Walk is a little over a mile from the historic Tredegar unit Shockoe Slip’ George Washington a proposal to circumvent the channels of the James River rapids’ Maps, signs and bronze markers to explain the history as you walk’ A pedestrian bridge near the Cross in Tredegar Belle Isle, a rocky island’ During the Civil War, Belle Isle is a military prison’ Equipped to deal with 3000, there were over 10,000 prisoners in 1863′

Shockoe Slip in Richmond Old is a blend of coffee, micro, galleries, shops and one of the oldest farmers markets in the country’ Fairs were held here since the 1740’s’ Shop outdoor market from Thursday to Sunday morning’

A favorite of residents and tourists is the companion to snuff, a first class restaurant in a former warehouse snuff’ TTC is an elegant Victorian experience: three floors with a lift of time, the white linen, and a cigarette girl in 1920′ Do not miss it!

We must also see Agecroft Hall’ A genuine Tudor mansion, Agecroft was built in England in the 1400’s’ He moved to Richmond stone by stone in the 1920s’ The furniture dates from the late 1500 until mid-1600′ (Think of the Queen Mary and James I’) Twenty-three acres of gardens and lawns surrounding the hotel’

Maymont is another impressive mansion’ Built in 1893 during the era of Newport and Biltmore Estate, was in financial house, James Dooley and his wife’ As the famous Hershey’s, had no children of Dooley’ When James wife, Sallie, died in 1925, the estate was bequeathed to the city’ Most furnishings are original’ The gardens are outstanding! Maymont is the only type of car that is not changed by the residents’ Also at the Maymont Nature and Visitor Center Robbins’ See the collection of cars’ Virginia, native wildlife can be seen in the Nature Center’

Tour historic homes of other Valentine Richmond History Center’ Wickham House was built in 1812′ John Wickham Aaron Burr was the defense’ The house is beautiful, with a separate spiral staircase in the lobby’ Also at the Center of the Supreme Court John Marshall of the house (Marshall President Burr was justice in the trial), the Black History Museum, Edward Valentine and study, a sculptor note’

There is much to show in Richmond and surrounding areas, but we have no place to say’ Richmond is a small town in the city with great appeal to everyone’ Enjoy true Southern hospitality in this urban jewel’ Y’all come ”’

Top of the list of places to visit is the Byrd Theater’ This is a movie about a mansion built a century ago’ The architecture is typical of the era of Italian marble and the interior style murals’ Boxes and a balcony overlooking the room below’ For treatment on Saturday evening, an organ that once accompanied silent movies Wurlitzer, is played’ The audience can sing along because the lyrics are displayed on the screen’ Staff have fun on their clothes from the 1920s and second films are shown each day’ It is a favorite spot for residents and visitors to Richmond’

Next on the list is Shockoe Slip’ Since the 17th century, Shockoe Slip, the city’s oldest business district and once the site of the State Capitol, was occupied business’ Most of the first buildings were destroyed during the civil war, but the cobblestones and the original structures dating from 1868-1888 historical strike an ideal place to visit’ Today you can find the elegant dining room and a large entertainment center’

No visit would be complete without a visit to the State Capitol’ Classical Revival building, designed by Thomas Jefferson, was the model of a Roman temple’ The central rotunda is a life-size statue of George Washington is reputed to be the only one who actually requested’ A small dome displays busts of eight U’S’ presidents from Virginia’ There is a museum in the old Hall of the House of Delegates’ This historic building leads to life’

Fourth on the list is the District of fans’ Fans district was built along the streetcar lines of the 19th century and the streets that comprise the district literally lay like a fan’ Many homes have a historic plaque that shows the year it was built from 1890 to 1930 for the majority’ Although many have been restored, most have retained the beautiful original wood windows, grimacing gargoyles adorned with sculptures and columns’ Just walking in the area is an activity’ The neighbors are friendly and VCU students or residents are members of the settled community’ Tourists with children would want to stop at the door Thursday at Park Avenue’ Those interested should go to the Richmond area’

No visit to Richmond was completed with a visit to the Church of San Juan’ St’ John’s Church is the site of the Convention of 1775 in Virginia, where the patriots met to discuss the issue of taking up arms against the British’ This is where Patrick Henry said his famous phrase: “Give me liberty or give me death!” The Church of San Juan is one of the oldest wooden structures in Virginia’

These places just get you started on your journey through Richmond’ Once you visit, you’ll want to stay and Nolde Condos is a great place to live when they finally decide that Richmond is their new city’

Nolde Condos in the Church Hill neighborhood – a great city, neighborhood, with the feeling of a small town’ The Church is the hill district of the historic environment of Richmond’ This district includes most of the original 32 blocks of the city established by Captain William Mayo in 1737′ Church Hill is one of the largest neighborhoods in the preserves of the nineteenth century United States’