Lovers of the arts, including the symphony and theatrical shows, will appreciate this revered performing arts center, the heart of the city’s cultural life.

Enjoy a free educational experience in one of the oldest brick houses in the United States.

With a large food court, an 18-screen theater and more than 120 shops, this mall is a perfect rainy-day destination. It’s a great spot on sunny days too.

Listen to the Virginia Symphony Orchestra from a box in an exquisite theater that is as inspiring now as it was when it boosted morale during World War II.

Visit this free museum to learn about the life and times of one of the most famous and decorated soldiers in American history.

The oldest preserved building in Norfolk is the only survivor from the British destruction of 1776, providing insights into the city’s origins.