Regional Attractions

The Roanoke Valley offers visitors many unique and varied tourist attractions to chose from.  While visiting the region stop by one of these fun and exciting attractions.

 

Natural Bridge

Natural Bridge of Virginia is "One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World"

15 Appledore Lane, Natural Bridge

540.291.2121

Natural Bridge Website

 

 

Blue Ridge Parkway

America's longest unspoiled roadway.

Parkway Visitor Center, Mile Post 115

540.767.2492

Blue Ridge Parkway Website

 

Roanoke City Market

The Historic City Market is one of the oldest open-air markets in Virginia

213 Market Square, Roanoke

540.342.2028

City Market Website

 

Bedford D-Day Memorial

The National D-Day Memorial pays tribute to the Allied Forces participating in the largest land, sea, and air operation in history: the invasion of Normandy.

3 Overlord Circle, Bedford

540.586.DDAY

D-Day Memorial Website

 

Mill Mountain Zoo

Local zoo exhibiting over 50 species on top of Roanoke's Mill Mountain

Mill Mountain Park, Roanoke

540.343.3241

Mill Mountain Zoo Website

 

The Taubman Museum of Art

The Taubman Museum of Art, located in downtown Roanoke, Virginia, opened its new building to the public on November 8. The 81,000 square foot structure is the first purpose-built art museum ever constructed in the city and a significant step in the further development of the region as an arts destination of national and international stature.

110 Salem Avenue, SE Roanoke

540.342.5760

Taubman Museum of Art Website