Winchester, VA Tourist Attractions

There's so much history in the Shenandoah Valley, it's good to start here.

Love this park so much. There are a few covered picnic tables next to a playground at the start of the trails. Dogs are allowed but must be on leash - don't be that perso ... more

The museum is only open April - October, but you can still ride by and get photos of the house. They've decorated the inside with her personal items, and there's a vintag ... more

Nice calming garden paths that were great to hangout at on a nice day

Did the hardest room with 4 kids 8 to 14 and two adults and had an absolute blast! Great story and fun games and puzzles.

Our docent was very friendly and extremely knowledgeable.

I've been inside it's a neat little place although just small selection of trinket type stuff you can buy

Great shops and restaurants

I was visiting my mom this weekend and part of my trip was touring the battlefield. It was amazing to hear the history and take in the views from the hill. Our tour guide ... more

Absolutely overpriced and CHEAP place. They advertised a wine and chocolate tasting for Valentine's Day, even used chocolate covered strawberries as the advertisement pho ... more

Hours of operation are seasonal. Call before you visit.

We had a great time, very cathartic and fun!

Cute little park.

Great place to walk with your partner or your fur friends and learn some history along the way.

Great family fun for the 3-9 age range. Lots of tactile options.

Such a gem in Winchester! Perfect to enjoy alone or with family. They have a great trail, a recreation center, rentable shelters, grills, frisbee golf, and so much more! ... more

Not much to look at. Private residence on backside of location.

Wilkins lake in Winchester sits near the University. It is so sweet and charming. Abrams creek nearby. Just enjoying my walk around Wilkins lake

A Late Greek Revival home built in 1851 by Willa Cather's grandfather.

As the oldest house in Winchester, it is in fine shape. The stone work is beautiful. Loved that we could go upstairs and into the basement of the house. I wanted to se ... more

Got married there 44yrs. ago.

Great place love pasty

Very friendly and helpful staff.

Was so glad I stopped here. These people do amazing things to take care of the animals. There is a story and educational information with every animal. All their occupant ... more

We loved our visit to Patsy's grave site.

Nice ,clean memorial

One of my favorite trails to run and hike

Amazing property and even more amazing people live here!!!!

Great historic site to visit if you're in town

A home built over a spring about 1750 by Joseph Colvill, a brewer, as a settler's fort. It was used by a German and Scots-Irish community, in the first multi ethnic Euro ... more

A federal style brick and stucco home built about 1797

Beautiful walk. Peaceful and ghostly in a nice way. You could feel the men who served.

Love to go walk here

A nice road to drive on. We'll maintained.

A true hero of The American Revolutionary War that isn't as well known.

Lovely. A reminder of old time faith.

New memorial erected in 2018 to General Robert Rhodes. Accessible from every end of Third Winchester battlefield. Located .8 miles from North Carolina memorial. Nice a ... more

A gristmill complex built in 1788 using coursed rubble limestone and wood-frame end gables.

I think its fascinating theyre maintaining this home and I loved seeing the plaque out along the sidewalk . Im descendant grandson of Charles grim, I found his home 2-3 b ... more

Great historical place to stay. Very upscale.

A colonial style home built in 1753 using native limestone in an irregular ashlar pattern. John Hite was the son of Jost Hite, a Pennsylvania Dutch migrant who moved to S ... more

Restuarant not so good

People do NOT YIELD at the YIELD sign posted at this intersection and have literally tried to race up the exit to beat you when you have the right of Way. They have tried ... more

Well maintained road.

Ok place, overpriced but decent