The Virginia Beach Air & Space Center

Visit the imaginative Adventures in Flight gallery, Space Quest, and more for exhibits in air travel and space exploration.

Fort Monroe and the Casemate Museum

This is the largest stone fort in the U.S. It’s still in operation, and it even has a moat! The Casemate Museum describes its history and use today.

Dinner at Waterman’s Surfside Grille

National Aviation Monument Park, Cape Henry Lighthouses, Fort Story

Walking tour that includes the National Aviation Monument Park on 25th Street, with its six larger-than-life bronze depictions of three historic eras in naval aviation. You’ll also visit Fort Story, and the Cape Henry Lighthouses.

Naval Air Station Norfolk

This air station is home to the 100-ship Atlantic Fleet, the largest naval installation in the world.

Nauticus and the USS Wisconsin

This museum is dedicated to the world’s largest navy, showcasing historical exhibits (like that of the Great White Fleet), the Norfolk air station itself, and the USS Wisconsin.

MacArthur Memorial

Four buildings dedicated to the life and contributions of General Douglas MacArthur.

Dinner

Dinner at Virginia Beach Town Center, an exciting 17-block district for shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Naval Air Station Oceana and Aviation HistoricalPark

Naval Air Station Oceana, home to the navy’s fighter jets, F/A-18 Hornets, and more. You’ll also visit the Aviation Historical Park.

Lunch at the Officer’s Club

Tidewater Veterans Memorial

This artistically stunning memorial is the perfect place for your military unit to gather for ceremonies, reunions, etc. You’re even encouraged to display your unit’s flags. It’s the perfect finale to a moving weekend together.