Things to do in Virginia Beach

No. 3 of Family-friendly Attractions in Virginia

Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center

Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center is a tunnel aquarium that houses some sharks and reef fish, with beautiful coral and a fun experience watching underwater creatures.

Mount Trashmore Park

First Landing State Park

FirstLanding State Park, also known as Seashore Nature Park, is a popular nature park in Virginia. The park has sand dunes, coasts, forests, and is suitable for a range of leisure and outdoor sports, so it is loved by many tourists. The park is also equipped with complete supporting facilities, which provides convenience for tourists to picnic and camp here. However, it should be noted that the number of people staying overnight in the park is controlled, so you need to apply in advance.

Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at Virginia Beach

Located in Virginia, United States,Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at Virginia Beachis a highly influential seasonal outdoor performance venue on the East Coast. Since opening, the venue has become an iconic local cultural and leisure landmark, thanks to its grand scale, flexible viewing options, and rich performance ecosystem. The venue boasts a large capacity and a highly inclusive design for its viewing spaces. It can accommodate approx. 20,000 spectators, with grounds cleverly divided into multiple areas to meet the needs of audiences with different budgets. It also demonstrates a wide range of programming, making it a natural hub for various large-scale music festivals. Over the years, it has successfully hosted numerous high-profile music events, covering genres such as rock, heavy metal, pop, and alternative music, continuously injecting vibrant artistic energy into Virginia.

Virginia Beach Fishing Pier

Virginia Beach Oceanfront

Apex Entertainment Virginia Beach

Topgolf Virginia Beach

Hunt Club Farm

Military Aviation Museum

Privately owned aircraft museum. Most of the planes in the museum can fly. The museum houses aircraft from World War I and World War II.