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Tourist attractions
Virginia Center for Architecture (13 min)
The Virginia Center for Architecture offers exhibits and programs focused on architecture and design without an entrance fee.
Science Museum of Virginia (14 min)
The Science Museum of Virginia features interactive exhibits on animals, the human body, space, and the environment.
Virginia Museum of History and Culture (1.2 km)
This museum presents Virginia's history and culture through diverse exhibits and educational programs.
George Edward Pickett's Grave (1.4 km)
The grave of Confederate General George Edward Pickett, noted for his role in the American Civil War.
Raleigh E. Colston's Grave (1.4 km)
The burial site of Raleigh E. Colston, a notable figure in Richmond's history.
The Iron Dog (1.6 km)
The Iron Dog is a local attraction in Richmond, known for its unique artistic or cultural significance.
James Branch Cabell's Grave (1.8 km)
Grave of author James Branch Cabell, known for his contributions to American literature.
Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia (1.7 km)
Museum dedicated to African American history and culture in Virginia, featuring exhibits and educational programs.
James Ewell Brown Stuart's Grave (1.9 km)
The resting place of Confederate cavalry commander James Ewell Brown Stuart in Richmond.
Bill Bojangles Robinson Statue (1.8 km)
A monument honoring Bill Bojangles Robinson, a pioneering African-American tap dancer and actor.