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Play. Shop. Discover Peninsula Town Center The Hampton Carousel Hampton Visitor Center VISITHAMPTON.COM 4410 E. Claiborne Square, Ste. 212 9 4 602 Settlers Landing Road 120 Old Hampton Lane 1 757.838.1505 757.727.6381 or 757.727.0900 800.800.2202 or 757.727.1102 www.peninsulatowncenter.com www.vasc.org/visitvasc/carousel.html www.visithampton.com Mileage from Boston An array of shops, dining and Built in 1920, the carousel is The perfect place to begin your 81 Hampton to: 95 entertainment options featuring housed in a pavilion on the city’s city tour. Here you will find a top retailers and specialty outlets. downtown waterfront. It is one of variety of maps, area attraction Williamsburg New York only 170 antique wooden merry- brochures, coupons and 34 miles Enjoy shops such as Macy’s, Cleveland Philadelphia go-rounds existing in the U.S. FEE upcoming event information. Norfolk Target, Barnes & Noble, Forever 21, Baltimore Build-A-Bear, Cache, The Limited, 11 miles Washington New York & Company, Emerson’s Virginia Beach 77 Hampton Roads Charters Virginia Air & Space 64 Cigars, Hollister and more. Along 5 2 Oceanfront Richmond aboard The Ocean Eagle Center & Riverside IMAX 25 miles with dining and entertainment Hampton Public Piers Digital 3D Theater Charleston options such as the Greene Turtle 757.868.3474 Washington, DC 600 Settlers Landing Road 180 miles 58 Sports Bar & Grill, Bar Louie, www.hamptonroadscharter.com 757.727.0900 or 800.296.0800 Raleigh 13 Abuelo’s Mexican Food Embassy, Go where the fish are running www.vasc.org New York City 378 miles Charlotte Kenji Fusion, Bensi Ristorante aboard the 65-foot, 73-passenger As the visitor center for NASA headboat, the Ocean Eagle. Italiano, Five Guys, Chipotle, Langley Research Center and Atlanta 85 95 CineBistro and more. Bait and tackle are provided. FEE 541 miles ´ Langley Air Force Base, this Atlanta world-class facility houses exciting Air Power Park 10 6 Hampton History Museum and interactive exhibits. Discover 413 W. Mercury Boulevard 120 Old Hampton Lane the Apollo 12 Command Module, 757.727.8311 17 757.727.1610 the Space and Adventures in Flight Learn about the vital role Hampton www.hampton.gov/history_museum galleries, a Mars meteorite and a played in America’s early space Four centuries of Hampton history in 64 exploration and aircraft testing. ten galleries. Featuring early colonists, three-billion year-old moon rock. Conduct your own self-guided tour Native Americans, infamous Black- Make a crater, travel to Mars in the park featuring jet planes, beard the Pirate, the Civil War and and fly an airplane with over 100 missiles and rockets. FREE the rise of “Crabtown USA.” FEE “hands on” exhibits. FEE James River Bass Pro Shops/ St. John’s Church Miss Hampton II 3 13 Outdoor World 11 100 West Queens Way 7 Harbor Cruises 1972 Power Plant Parkway 757.722.2567 710 Settlers Landing Road 258 757.262.5200 www.stjohnshampton.org 888.757.BOAT or 757.722.9102 664 www.misshamptoncruises.com www.basspro.com Established in 1610, St. John’s is 60 Museum quality wildlife dioramas, the oldest continuous English- This double-decked tour boat offers daily narrated cruises of murals depicting outdoor scenes, speaking parish in the U.S. The church 17 264 the Chesapeake Bay and Hampton waterfalls and a 19,000 gallon features stained glass art depicting 264 Roads harbor with a stop at Fort 64 aquarium with native fish species. the baptism of Pocahontas. FREE Wool (weather permitting). FEE Play. Shop. Discover. Bluebird Gap Farm The Charles H. Taylor 12 60 Pine Chapel Road 8 For a free Visitor’s Guide magazine, contact us: Arts Center Hampton Visitor Center 757.825.4750 or 757.827.2765 4205 Victoria Boulevard www.hampton.gov/bbgf 120 Old Hampton Lane, Hampton, VA 23669 757.727.1490 VisitHampton.com Designed to resemble a working www.hamptonarts.net [email protected] farm, this 60-acre site is home to This neoclassical building, built in domesticated and wild animals 1925, was renovated in 1989 as 757.727.1102 or 1.800.800.2202 familiar to traditional Virginia farms. a visual arts center. Ten different Visit us on Facebook: facebook.com/VisitHamptonVA Enjoy a playground, picnic tables, art exhibitions are held each year. grills, gardens, trails and more. FREE Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/This_is_Hampton FREE . r . D Voyager Dr. Rd Buckroe Beach Park d Hampton University Aberdeen Gardens k k n e a 13 NORTH HAMPTON l 21 e 100 S. 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Beach Coast Artillery Corps and Old only known African American C 16 Fort Wool Point Comfort. Visitors can stand microbrewery. Come and see missionary chapel. Exhibits include in the cell where Confederate how craft beer is made and handwritten Sunday school packaged. Hospitality room Downtown President Jefferson Davis was lessons, a 12 minute video Hampton imprisoned. FREE and gift shop available. and photographs. FREE 7 64 Sandy Bottom Nature Park Fort Wool 20 1 The Hamptons The Woodlands 2 1 6 Hampton Roads Harbor 16 1255 Big Bethel Road 320 Butler Farm Road 9 Woodland Road GOLF GOLF 5 800.800.2202 or 757.727.1102 757.825.4657 757.766.9148 757.727.1195 3 2 A B C D www.hampton.gov/parks www.hampton.gov/thehamptons www.hampton.gov/thewoodlands 4 This island fortress played vital This regulation 18-hole par 69 Hampton Roads Hampton Boo Williams Hampton University roles in the Civil War and both This 456-acre park features two Meticulously maintained, the Convention Center Coliseum Sportsplex Convocation Center World Wars.
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