Middleburg, VA

Middleburg, Virginia, the Nation's Horse and Hunt Capital, is a town of fewer than a thousand people in Loudoun County hunt country, founded in 1787 on the road between Alexandria and Winchester. Washington Street holds an inn that has taken guests since 1728, a national sporting library, oyster bars and galleries, with wineries and a Five-Star resort at the edges. Dulles is 21 miles away. Bring boots, and book December early.

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Farmville, VA

Nestled at the heart of Virginia, Farmville is a vibrant tapestry of academic life, historical depth, and natural beauty. With a population of 7,473, this two-college town, home to Longwood University and Hampden-Sydney College, buzzes with intellectual energy and community spirit.

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Staunton, VA

Staunton, Virginia, fondly known as the "Queen City of the Shenandoah Valley," is a tapestry of historic charm and cultural richness. With its vibrant arts scene, this walkable city boasts the birthplace of President Woodrow Wilson and the pioneering city-manager form of government. Staunton's picturesque downtown, lined with beautifully preserved architecture, offers a warm invitation to explore its unique shops, theaters, and local culinary delights

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