Passeio histórico de bonde
Descrição
Richmond, como berço dos Estados Unidos, é rico em história e cultura! Viaje por 400 anos de história a bordo de nosso passeio com um guia turístico experiente e envolvente!
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Nosso lindo rio em torno do qual Richmond foi construído
A capital do nosso estado, projetada por Thomas Jefferson
Vista deslumbrante do rio e do horizonte da cidade, e onde a nossa cidade fluvial foi nomeada!
Bairro histórico, com a Igreja de São João, onde Patrick Henry fez seu discurso Give Me Liberty ou Give Me Death, o Museu Edgar Allen Poe, que fica no prédio mais antigo da cidade, a Main Street Station e o 17th Street Farmer's Market, e mais!
Bela área da cidade que abriga o Museu de Belas Artes da Virgínia, um renomado museu de arte com exposições incríveis, e o Museu de História e Cultura da Virgínia.
Conhecido como o berço do empreendedorismo negro e do "Harlem do Sul", este bairro foi o lar da primeira mulher presidente de banco dos EUA, Maggie Lena Walker, e da lenda da dança de Hollywood, Bill “Bojangles” Robinson.
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Informações importantes
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(182)
Packed full of interesting facts! Perfect length of time to absorb the sites and info. The trolley team (driver and vocalist) was a good pair who navigated the busy streets and offered the ability to stretch your legs at a bird's-eye-view spot overlooking Richmond while getting to know the passengers.
We enjoyed our trip. Tbe guide was informative. We saw the highlights of Richmond and learned a lot of information we would not have known
The trolley tour is perfect for anyone not familiar with Richmond's prolific history. I brought my 20-year old daughter and her boyfriend. we were among the youngest on the tour. Our guide Melissa was knowledgable, friendly, and seems to genuinely enjoy her job. We came away with a ton of background information about Richmond's history and would absolutely do this again.
Be ready to learn a lot but it was almost too much. The guide was very imformative but spoke super fast. I am not sure people from other nationalities could understand. Alot was focused on restaurants and eating places which was fine but more than one could take in. Personally we would have liked to learn more about some of the historical spiritual background of the area.
The trolley ride was a great introduction to the rich cultural history of Richmond. People from all over the country were taking part. Our tour guide had so many fascinating details to share. I especially appreciate the help of other guests assisting my super seniors in & out of the trolley. The RVA center opened up early so guests could use the restroom which was a blessing. They also had great souvenirs and there was a downtown cafe across the way for a local treat afterwards.
Very well organized and guide was very knowledgeable. Your was 2 hours on the dot. Was able to get out of trolley and stretch beautiful overlook of Richmond
The driver, Mark was excellent. He maneuvered that trolley car around those streets wonderfully. The guide was amazing. How great that she was a college history teacher who knew so much about the history of Richmond. We live in Richmond, and learned so much from her.
Meh. Couldn't really see much from the street level windows. Could barely hear the tour guide over the roaring engine. Wooden seats are uncomfortable for that long. No AC in yhe back...it was like a loud, shaky, mobile sauna that randomly slammed on the breaks. But they did provide a bottle of cold water.
Wonderful tour of central Richmond. My cousins all came up from South Carolina and I wanted to let the learn the history Richmond. We saw lots of great spots. Our tour guide was excellent.
It's a worthwhile windshield tour that was colorfully narrated by an articulate and friendly Richmond enthusiast, Jennie, who shared historical information and knowledge of current events and development plans. The effect of the tour was to create a general impression that Richmond is an attractive city, well deserving of serious consideration, both to explore recreationally or to consider as a place to live for education or employment. The two hour tour included one stop to stretch legs and take photos at an overlook. Trolley had adequate AC for a hot day, and water was provided.
