A historic Virginia commonwealth that dates back to the 17th century, Portsmouth brings the beauty of the northeast coast to a standstill with waterside restaurants looking out at the Elizabeth River alongside a variety of nautical-themed landmarks that trickle over to the Norfolk area. Bounce between the two regions via ferry ride, utilizing downtown Norfolk’s high-speed Tide Light Rail System to enjoy the afternoon with ease. Those looking to stay close to Norfolk International Airport while keeping close to Portsmouth should reserve a lift of their own instead, as there are no immediate roads that connect the airport to Portsmouth - you can also choose to stay near Norfolk International’s popular North Military Highway for the perk of airport shuttles. Choose between a relaxing stretched limousine for intimate rides across town, or go simple with a private sedan or SUV to take make time your best asset.
With so much to do in the immediate commonwealth area, it can be hard to decide how to start the morning - go simple with a stroll across Portsmouth City Park, renowned for its gorgeous boardwalks and hidden lookouts at the Elizabeth River, afterward planning lunch at a slew of renowned eateries on High Street. Families looking to do something for the kids should head to the Children’s Museum of Virginia, home to innovative galleries that explore the world of science as much as the quaint local history. Explore even more attractions by taking the ferry to Norfolk, choosing between the historic USS battleship docked outside of the Nauticus Museum or a day of shopping at MacArthur Center. Be sure to report back to Portsmouth for a mandatory dinner at The Bier Garden, by far the region’s most popular destination due to its hundreds of brews and traditional German food.
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