Jamestown National Historic Site
(Approx. 4.9 miles) Top Attraction!
National Historical Park Jamestown National Historical is a part of Historic Jamestowne, site of the First Permanent English Colony in North America. The National Historic Site consists of 22.
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Colonial National Historical Park
(Approx. 4.9 miles)
National Historical Park Colonial National Historical Park (NHP) administers two of the most historically significant sites in English North America.
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Colonial National Historical Park
(Approx. 7.7 miles)
National Historical Park Colonial National Historical Park (NHP) administers two of the most historically significant sites in English North America.
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Ferguson Center for the Arts
(Approx. 16.1 miles)
The new and beautiful cultural beacon of Newport News. Christopher Newport University's Ferguson Center for the Arts has become an important cultural beacon in the Commonwealth. This $60 million, 300,000-square-foot facility attracts and presents the finest artists and entertainers in the world.
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Peninsula S.P.C.A. Exotic Sanctuary & Petting Zoo
(Approx. 16.2 miles)
View exciting exotic animals and pet some tamer varieties! The Peninsula S.P.C.A.'s Petting Zoo has a variety of exotic animals including a black panther, mountain lion and a charming family of lemurs. Meet "Tiger Lily" our Siberian tiger and "Pascanelli," our African mandrill.
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Peninsula Fine Arts Center
(Approx. 17.3 miles)
An interactive art gallery with ever-changing exhibitions. Explore the arts at (Pfac) Peninsula Fine Arts Center with an ever-changing array of exhibitions, programs, events and studio classes.
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Peninsula Community Theatre
(Approx. 18.6 miles)
A historic theatre with a five-production season. In 1994, Peninsula Community Theatre (PCT) bought the Village Theatre, an art deco movie house that was a landmark in historic Hilton Village (Author William Styron worked there as a lad!).
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Westover Plantation
(Approx. 21.5 miles)
Westover, one of the grandest and most beautiful of the colonial plantations, was built in the mid-eighteenth century by the Byrd family.
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Historic Christ Church
(Approx. 28.5 miles)
Best preserved of colonial Virginia's parish churches Finished in 1735, Christ Church is the best preserved and most finely crafted of colonial Virginia's Anglican parish churches. The church was built by Robert "King" Carter, the wealthiest and most powerful planter in colonial Virginia.
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