See & Do
Journey to a place where the sites are endless. Staunton extends many exciting activities for families, couples, and even the single person. Pick among our museums, art galleries, and outdoor interests to fill your day. Your trip wouldn’t be complete without seeing some of the wonderful attractions we have to offer. We also offer tours to help you find your way.
Eat & Drink
Experience a wide array of dishes while dining in Staunton. Choose from traditional fare to more exotic meals all within walking distance. Whether you’re in the mood for something classic or crave something a bit more contemporary, your culinary palate will sure to be appeased.
- Restaurants
  - American
  - Asian
  - Bakery
  - Caribbean
  - Contemporary
  - Gourmet Markets
  - Italian
  - Mexican
  - Seafood
  - Steakhouse
- Coffee & Tea
- Breweries & Tap Rooms
- Wine Bars
- Ice Cream
Stay
Sleeping never got more comfortable. With numerous charming bed and breakfasts and gracious hotels, your stay in Staunton is sure to be delightful. Select from our many award-winning properties for an amazing night’s rest and a nice, hot breakfast in the morning.
Plan Your Trip
Visitors to Staunton will find an impressive array of attractions – whether you want to stroll through the city’s beautiful downtown, delve into history at historic sites and museums, take in award-winning theater and music, or simply set out for outdoor adventure in the Shenandoah Valley and nearby mountains.

Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum

Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum

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10 S. Market St.
Staunton, VA 24401

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Discover the life and legacy of the country’s 28th president in the city where he was born. Visitors will receive a guided tour of Wilson’s birthplace, as well as a self-guided tour of the museum and gardens.

For Groups: Make it a Presidential Home Tour and add Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, James Monroe’s Ash-Lawn, or James Madison’s Montpelier to your trip.

Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum

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