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  • dan answered:
    Not sure if this counts as historical or not but a tour of the infamous Eastern State Penitentiary might be a fun. You can see some of the sites in Philly's Old City and catch a bus near the Constitution Center for a short ride to the prison: http://www.easternstate.org And of course everyone can run the Rocky steps in front of the Philly Art Museum.
  • Anonymous user answered:
    Rita, places that spring to mind immediately include the excellent whitewater rafting and outdoor activities at Fayetteville and the New River Gorge, WV; a stop at White Sulphur Springs and the historic Greenbrier Resort; Shenandoah National Park and the Blue Ridge Parkway; Charlottesville and Monticello; and Colonial Williamsburg (also some nice wineries in this area). Hope this helps!
  • Anonymous user answered:
    Why not head down to Skyline Drive? it's definitely the quietest time of the year, but it'll be a nice contrast to the hustle and bustle of NOVA. You can walk the many trails it offers and enjoy the clean, crisp winter air. Or you could just spend your time indoors next to the fire place or in a hot tub outside.
  • Anonymous user answered:
    Take a look at the Winchester-Frederick CVB website at: www.visitwinchesterva.com. Highlights include horseback trail rides through the scenic Shenandoah Valley, lots of Civil War monuments and historic sites, a wild animal park, golf, minor league baseball, and a dinosaur-themed park called Dinosaurland. As a personal aside, I'd definitely recommend a trip to Sky Meadows State Park (about 20 miles southeast of Winchester), where you can enjoy monthly stargazing events with local astronomy buffs.

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