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There are so many angles to explore within the Richmond Region. We have art stories, history stories, food stories, craft beer stories….okay, you’re the media, so you get to decide the topic. And we’re here for you all the way, with connections for interviews, hi-res images, footage, visits and basically anything else you need to write the RVA story. Here’s who to contact:
Carla Murray, Director of Marketing Communications: cmurray@visitrichmondva.com 804.783.7411
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What They're Saying
"Now’s a great time for visitors to see for themselves how Virginia’s capital city has evolved." – CNN, "This Creative Capital City Deserves a Lot More Attention"
"Richmond’s diverse array of attractions ensures that every visit is filled with discovery and excitement." – The Travel Pub, "A Journey Through History and Modern-Day Fun in Richmond, VA"
“Historic neighborhoods have appeal across the seasons, from blooming yards in spring to turning foliage in fall and the occasional blanket of snow in winter. Situated along the James River, the city is filled with urban and riverside park systems with opportunities for kayaking, whitewater rafting, and fishing, making it a prime place for exploring.” – Southern Living, “Best Cities in the South 2023”
"From cozy cafes to lively bars, inclusive salons to community-focused businesses, Richmond offers a unique blend of Southern charm and queer energy." – EveryQueer, "The Queer Richmond Travel Guide"
The James {River} is a good spot for daredevils, as it is the country’s only urban kayaking destination with class III and IV rapids…” – OutdoorsWire, “16 outstanding urban kayaking destinations throughout the US”
"The Mimosa Trail showcases a vibrant tapestry of flavors, settings and vibes. Along the way, participants can enjoy gourmet dishes, locally sourced ingredients, and the warm Southern hospitality that Richmond is famous for." – Past Lane Travels, "Mimosa Trail: Top 3 Historic Brunch Spots In Richmond VA"
"...The greater Richmond region should be on every traveler’s itinerary. Its wide array of attractions, beautiful parks, award-winning restaurants and craft beer scene make it an attractive destinations to families and visitors of all ages." – WheelchairTravel.org, "Richmond, Virginia Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide"
“Heritage, history, cuisine and culture—all find a veritable spot on the trajectory that Richmond, Virginia, is scaling.” – Cuisine Noir, “History of Richmond, Virginia and a Glimpse into its Black Cultural Experiences”
"If you are a LGBTQ+ traveler and you haven’t visited Richmond, VA, what are you waiting for?! From lesbian bars and near-daily drag shows to queer-owned shops and rich LGBT history tours, there are so many things to do in Richmond VA for LGBTQ+ travelers." – Ready to Stare, "Things To Do in Richmond VA for LGBTQ+ Travelers"
“Today, there are more than 40 breweries in the immediate Richmond vicinity, including quite a few that have made persistent national buzz, slowly making the city into a bonafide beer geek road trip destination, among the finest on the East Coast in terms of volume and quality.” -Paste Magazine, “The Complete Craft Brewery Guide to Richmond, VA”
“Recognizable by its 11,000-square-foot domed conservatory (the only one of its kind in the mid-Atlantic), the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in Richmond offers 50 acres of natural splendor that can be explored all year round." – Vogue, "The Best Botanical Gardens in the US"