Fall Group Tour Planner E-Newsletter

Plan your next itinerary to the
Capital of the Blue Ridge.

A day in the Roanoke Valley is full of unique opportunities and experiences. You can learn about the region's rich railroad heritage at the Virginia Museum of Transportation. Take in the beauty and wonder of one of the nation's oldest tourist sites, Natural Bridge, located in nearby Rockbridge County. Honor those who served our country in World War II by visiting the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford. And stand among the stars at the Roanoke Star and Overlook, which sits atop Roanoke's Mill Mountain and provides a breathtaking view of the Roanoke Valley and surrounding mountains. The Roanoke Valley has so much to offer, it will have you wishing you could go back in time to experience even more.

• Locomotives, trolleys, antique automobiles, and more at the Virginia Museum of Transportation.
• Stunning exhibits and galleries of classical and modern art at the Taubman Museum of Art.
• Breathtaking views atop Mill Mountain at the world's largest free standing man-made star - The Roanoke Star & Overlook.
• More restaurants per capita than any other city in Virginia, offering every type of cuisine to satisfy your cravings and shopping at the Historic Roanoke City Farmers' Market in Downtown Roanoke. (Click here for a Downtown Roanoke shopping and dining map)

Additional sites include: Blue Ridge Parkway, O. Winston Link Museum and Booker T. Washington National Monument

Click here for a detailed 3 day, 2 night itinerary.