by Christine Kovacs | Jan 23, 2020
Experience Fredericksburg from a different perspective, by the eyes of George Washington and by horse and carriage! Our licensed tour guide will share the stories of the heroes and forefathers that graced our streets and their contributions to America,while also...
by Christine Kovacs | Jan 23, 2020
On the Adults Only Tour you will receive all the amenities as the regular Group Tour just without the children. We love children, but sometimes you want more than the average child can handle. Come join us for a longer version of our group tour where we also get to...
by April Peterson | Dec 17, 2019
River Rock Outfitter located in Downtown Fredericksburg, Virginia is owned and operated by April and Keith Peterson. River Rock is what you would expect from your hometown Outfitter providing all the top brands in gear, apparel, and shoes while employing certified...
by LindseyH | Jan 24, 2019
6 Bears & a Goat Brewing Co. (6B&G) is named after its founders and the mascots of their respective military services. The six Bears are 20-year retirees from the U.S. Coast Guard, and the Goat is a retiree from the U.S. Navy. Collectively, the 6 Bears & a...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Trace the route of Grant’s Overland Campaign beginning in Spotsylvania County for a revealing look at the fateful days of struggle during the Civil War. Lee vs. Grant is part of Virginia’s Civil War Trails, the most comprehensive driving tour undertaken by...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Toll Free: 866-405-3046 Step-on guide for a different story: “An African American Heritage Tour.” $25 per hour, minimum 2 hours.
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Pick up this self-guided walking tour brochure at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center or download it on the Fred Map App. Hanover Street, named after the House of Hanover, was developed on part of a tract of land granted’ in 1671 to early Virginia settlers Thomas...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Pick up this self-guided walking tour brochure at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center or download it with the Fred Map App! The development of this handsome old street into one of the most graceful residential areas in Fredericksburg began with the vision of 18th...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Pick up this self-guided walking tour brochure at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center or download it on the Fred Map App! This residential neighborhood was once part of the 863-acre Kenmore Plantation. For years the only house was the Lewis mansion which was built in...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Pick up this self-guided walking tour brochure at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center or download it on the Fred Map App. Fredericksburg has always been a favorable location for milling. The river provided valuable water power as well as an important transportation...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Pick up a copy of this self-guided walking tour at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center or download it on the Fred Map App! Blacks first inhabited Virginia in 1619. They came to the sparsely settled Rappahannock Valley long before Fredericksburg was officially founded...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
America’s battlefields and historic landmarks — hallowed ground where destinies were created and great struggles took place — are more than just vacant fields, marble statues, and preserved military artifacts. They all contain important lessons for today’s...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Closed for Winter 2021 – Tours should resume in April. Trolley Tours of Fredericksburg, established in 1994, is a family owned and operated business. Trolley Tours is dedicated to providing our visitors with the most entertaining and informative tours and...
by Michelle Begin | Jan 24, 2019
Experience Virginia’s Oldest and Most Award Winning Distillery! Since 1934, the historic A. Smith Bowman Distillery has passionately produced premium hand-crafted spirits that have gone on to win many awards, most notably “World’s Best Bourbon”...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Join Spotsylvania historian and author John Cummings for a two hour tour of the Spotsylvania Courthouse neighborhood and battlefield. John will share with you his lifelong passion for Civil War history and the human experiences that shaped our region and nation. He...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
The African American Heritage Trail covers 75 miles through the county telling the stories of courage and perseverance, joy and sadness of African Americans in Spotsylvania County. The trail is a GPS based trail that was commissioned in 2009 by the Spotsylvania County...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Walk through downtown Fredericksburg, Virginia and enjoy a variety of tastings at restaurants and specialty shops as your guide highlights historical sites and architecture. From a local’s perspective, you’ll be entertained with tales and yarns of former...
by Christine Kovacs | Jan 24, 2019
Join us for a relaxing, informative carriage tour as we explore the heart of “America’s Most Historic City.” We’ll ramble through Fredericksburg’s 40 blocks of historic neighborhoods, where you’ll see the quaint cobbled streets and picturesque architecture...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
The Battle of Fredericksburg ‘The Campaign on the Rappahannock’ Travel with us for a leisurely drive around the Fredericksburg battlefield as we discover its Civil War history. A local battlefield guide will lead the way! Join a comprehensive tour from...
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