Hampton Roads Convention Center

Buckroe Beach Pier

Virginia Air and Space Museum

Church, the oldest Anglican parish in North America, was founded in 1610 and celebrated their 400th anniversary along with the city in 2010. You can visit the church sanctuary and hear a recorded introduction. The charming streets surrounding St. John’s are lined with quaint shops, restaurants, art galleries, and parks. Citywide events draw visitors to Hampton parks and venues such as Hampton Coliseum, host to the annual Hampton Jazz Festival. The American Theatre located in Phoebus is a regional landmark known for its unique line-up of live performing artists set in a historic and intimate venue. Boutique and antique shopping in Downtown Hampton and Phoebus and the locally-owned dining establishments in each district receive raves from visitors and residents alike. National favorites and still more restaurants unique to other parts of Virginia can be found at Peninsula Town Center in the Coliseum Central District. A menu of more than 70 national and regionally-owned shops is presented at Peninsula Town Center, and more than a dozen restaurants, like Bensi and Abuelos, flavor your visit with pleasing variety while Cinebistro has redefined “dinner and a movie” with first-run features and upscale dining, top shelf beverages, bowling—all complemented by an adult-only policy after 6 pm. Theme restaurants like NASCAR Sports Grille, PBR, and Luckie’s can be enjoyed at the Power Plant of Hampton Roads, also within close proximity of concert and meeting venues. Like it spicy? Then Chipotle, Six Little Bar Bistro and Soya are serving up the cuisine you crave. It’s no secret Virginia and our southern neighbors serve up mouth-watering barbecue and comfort food. You can experience the best at County Grill, Victoria House with Jim’s BBQ, and

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