In the Piedmont area of the ancient Appalachian Mountain Chain that runs through Virginia, the natural beauty is stunning. Thomas Jefferson built his home on a little mountain top overlooking Charlottesville. Producers of the television show The Waltons, recognized it and based their shows here. History surrounds us as we take you on a trek along our Appalachian Trail and into the first American Frontier.

The fertile mountains and valleys of northern and central Virginia have inspired artists and writers since the earliest European settlements. The Valley's roots grow long and deep from the first wave of Scots-Irish immigrants who settled here to escape persecution. They and those who settled here after them brought a rich heritage. Modern times find these hills populated with a new generation, weaving a rich cultural heritage into a breathtaking natural landscape.

Nestled in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, and surrounded by the ancient Blue Ridge Mountains is the National D-Day Memorial. This impressive and moving monument is dedicated to the valor, fidelity, and sacrifice of the Allied Armed Forces who landed in Normandy on June 6, 1944. Visit this and many other historic and noted sites as you travel through the mountains and valleys of Virginia.

Come "Let Us Entertain You". Join us and see what audiences all over the world have known for years: Shenandoah Shakespeare provides world-class entertainment and cures "ShakesFear" for audiences of all ages–and does so in the world-class Blackfrairs Theatre. Experience the beautiful Drama of Creation at Virginia's Natural Bridge. And during the days we will keep you busy and well fed while you tour the famous and historic sites of Virginia's Shenandoah Valley and admire the beautiful backdrop that her mountains stage for us.  Please contact us for available show and tour dates.

All Aboard for a trip through the ancient mountains and foothills of Virginia's Southwest Blue Ridge. Experience the historic and natural wonders of this area. Visit Lexington, home of The Virginia Military Institute and Washington & Lee University. Stop at Natural Bridge. Visit the birthplace of Woodrow Wilson and tour the Museum of American Frontier Culture. Tour Monticello. Visit the National D-Day Memorial. Drive along Skyline Drive. Wonderful memories await you!

“All Aboard” to tour Virginia’s beautiful Shenandoah Valley. You will see why Native Americans called it “Daughter of the Stars”. Visit Natural Bridge, one of nature’s awesome wonders. We’ll make stops at the National D-Day Memorial, Poplar Forest (Thomas Jefferson’s personal retreat), Staunton, Lexington, Winchester, the Greenbrier Resort, Leesburg, & Middleburg. See a show, dine in historic inns, tour museums, visit plantations & historic homes, stroll through stunning gardens, and much more.