Explore 400 years of Virginia’s history on a captivating walking tour, from indigenous roots to civil rights, guided by expert storytellers.
Explore 400 years of Virginia’s history on a captivating walking tour, from indigenous roots to civil rights, guided by expert storytellers.
- Virginia State Capitol - Observe the Capitol building, crafted by Thomas Jefferson, from the exterior and discover insights about its architecture.
- Executive Mansion - Pause in front of the Virginia Governor’s Mansion and listen to intriguing tales.
- Capitol Square Park - Explore the paths and narratives of this magnificent square,…
- Virginia State Capitol - Observe the Capitol building, crafted by Thomas Jefferson, from the exterior and discover insights about its architecture.
- Executive Mansion - Pause in front of the Virginia Governor’s Mansion and listen to intriguing tales.
- Capitol Square Park - Explore the paths and narratives of this magnificent square, featuring winding walkways shaded by indigenous trees, a design completed in 1850.
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The WANDER & WALK Capitol Steps & Stories Guided Walking Tour offers an enchanting journey through over 400 years of Virginia’s history.
This tour explores the evolving landscape of Virginia, beginning with the indigenous Algonquin people who called this area Tsenecomoco long before the English settled in Jamestown. It includes “Voices from the Garden,”…
The WANDER & WALK Capitol Steps & Stories Guided Walking Tour offers an enchanting journey through over 400 years of Virginia’s history.
This tour explores the evolving landscape of Virginia, beginning with the indigenous Algonquin people who called this area Tsenecomoco long before the English settled in Jamestown. It includes “Voices from the Garden,” a unique tribute to the women who contributed to Virginia’s development, and a civil rights monument featuring Barbara Johns. Participants will trace the steps and stories of this historic square, with its winding paths shaded by native trees, a design completed in 1850. Inspired by the ideals of freedom envisioned by Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States, visitors can admire his white-columned creation and continue to explore, reflecting on the past’s echoes and their potential to guide the future in this ever-evolving landscape.
- Initial booking requires minimum of 2 people; once met, additional bookings of 1–15 are allowed (max 14).
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
