Created by zabelle on December 16, 2006
- With three presidential homes and the University of Virginia you know that Charlottesville is not going to be just your average town.
Created by nilgun on February 16, 2003
- In this journal I talked about my favorite restaurants in Charlottesville, as well as some cultural activities that broaden our mind.
Created by nilgun on June 23, 2002
- Charlottesville was home to two US presidents, Jefferson and Monroe and the city prides its history. Before moving here, as expected of a foreigner, I was ignorant about the founding brothers. Charlottesville inspires one to learn more about the early American history.
Created by Karin Leperi on March 13, 2002
- Charlottesville offers character, charm, and sophistication for the traveler, coupled with peaceful serenity for the soul. Vintage and vineyards add sparkle to romantic get-aways - great for rekindling the flame of love.
To "court" Charlottesville is to experience the sweeter side of life, where food and wine become an art that nourishes the spirit and hospitality is a harbinger of a gentler way of life.
Created by Karin Leperi on March 13, 2002
- A Wine-taster's sampler of the finer vineyards surrounding the Charlottesville, Virginia area. These are vineyards that should not be missed!
Created by Carmen on July 7, 2000
- A look at Charlottesville, VA, and some of the great things it has to offer, from the slightly prejudiced eyes of a University of Virginia alumni.
- 6 reviews
- 1 Story
- 5 photos
Created by allisonroseleonard on May 16, 2007
- I lived in and loved Charlottesville for five years.
Created by daph24ne on May 23, 2006
- In May of 2003 and then later in November and December of 2006, I traveled to Charlottesville, VA, and the surrounding area to attend a training conference for work. Never have I enjoyed a business trip so much! I can't wait to go back again—the sooner the better.
Created by Zooey Glass on March 26, 2006
- Charlottesville aspires to be a small-town New York or Boston. With few cultural amenities, crowds choking all major roads most of the day, and driving up housing costs, Charlottesville more closely resembles New Haven, Connecticut, minus the proximity to important cities, or Modesto, California, minus the good weather.
Created by hestebet on March 6, 2006
- Peaceful Resort in the Blue Ridge. Be pampered and enjoy it all. Luxurious condos and homes provide the perfect setting for vacation.
Charlottesville
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