Joseph & Elizabeth
Things To Do
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
The VMFA offers free admission and an amazing collection.
The Poe Museum
Amontillado! The father of the Macabre and Horrible grew up in Richmond and his childhood home deserves a visit! Arguably one of America's best writers. If you disagree, the bride will happily debate you. Fortunado!
Hotel Greene
It's not an actual hotel, putt it is a good time.
Bryan Park
Awesome disc golf course if you want to bring a few discs with you to Virginia.
Rocks On The James
Park at either the Pony Pasture or 7310 Riverside Dr. Bring a bathing suit, sunbathe, swim, and hop from rock to rock.
Blanchard's Coffee Broad Street
Really good coffee.
The Fancy Biscuit
Biscuits- a southern delicacy, and The Fancy Biscuit does them well. It's a sin to eat dry, bad biscuits and The Fancy Biscuit offers buttermilk biscuits, Virginia ham, and your eternal salvation.
Can Can Brasserie
On the lovely Cary Street of Richmond, the Can Can has good oysters and great atmosphere.
Colonial Williamsburg
A short 45-minute drive from Richmond, Colonial Williamsburg is a great day trip. You can meet historical figures (huzzah!) and enjoy the town without an admissions pass. There are plenty of delicious restaurants on Duke of Gloucester Street (aka DOG Street) as well. Reservations are advised for the Dog Street Pub or the Blue Talon Bistro.