Airbnb has become a popular choice for some travelers over the last few years. This online community marketplace lets people rent out their homes to other people who are looking for specific accommodations.
Read MoreWe’re number two and proud of it! Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden was recently voted the second best public garden in North America by USA Today readers.
Read MoreCarol and her wife Mary were the plaintiffs in the federal lawsuit against Virginia's ban on Marriage Equality.
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Recently, about 3 weeks ago, I was tired of being myself around my friends but not my family, so I sat down with my mom and told her I was very sure, I was bisexual. And she accepted me, she told my dad and I am the happiest person I've ever been.
Read MoreSince 1892, the Valentine has been collecting, preserving and interpreting Richmond’s history. Although affectionately known as Richmond’s Attic, the Valentine is anything but a dusty stale museum with a narrow focus.
Read MoreFor locals, VMFA is the perfect place to kick off a weekend, spend a Saturday strolling the galleries, escape for a quick lunch, or even have some alone time.
Read MoreRichmond is a beautiful, right-sized city. There is so much to do during each of the four seasons yet small enough to easily navigate.
Read MoreThere's so much that I love, it's hard to choose. I do love all of our free concerts and festivals. And the food!
Read MoreIt's a medium-sized city with lots to do...whether you want to go to a restaurant or the theatre or the many festivals or the river or the museums...cost of living is good and there's plenty of employment. Traffic is good..not too many rush hours.
Read More"My favorite dining experience in Richmond is Sally Bell's box lunches for two with a bottle of Billecart Salmon Rose or good sparkling cider in the bamboo overlooking the Japanese garden at Maymont."
Read More"I live on a street filled with LGBT families all raising their kids - I love how we are now the norm."
Read MoreRichmond is peaceful and accessible with a wonderful, eclectic culture. I lived in San Francisco for a dozen years, and our city I think is much more open and welcoming.
Read MoreMy favorite thing to do in RVA is kayak the James River and relax while soaking in the rays and enjoying a great view of the city skyline.
Read MoreThe restaurant scene, indy band venues, and historical places are off the chain in Richmond. There is so much to do!
Read MoreRichmond is such a beautiful and historic city. Everywhere you turn you can see history or a beautiful sight, such as the James River.
Read MoreDespite its conservative leanings and old school Southern traditions, you can find rich culture in RVA, including great theater, great food, and a warm and accepting LGBT community.
Read MoreHiking the many trails in the James River Park system, Pocahontas State Park, and whatever else floats my boat at that particular time.
Read MoreI love Richmond because it's such a large melting pot of cultures wrapped inside of a small city. Oh, and the traffic isn't bad either.
Read MoreRichmond is a place of diverse people and attractions, which old southern welcoming charm. You don't know what a hug is until you get one in Richmond.
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