Exploring Richmond: Shockoe Bottom
A burgeoning epicenter of activity, Shockoe Bottom boasts restaurants, historical relics, and natural beauty. You never know what you may find while wandering the streets.
Brown’s Island, T. Tyler Potterfield Memorial Bridge, and Manchester
The James River is an epicenter of Richmond City activity. Traveling around this resounding historical sight not only invigorates an excitement for learning, but enthralls the senses with its natural sights and sounds.
Taylor’s Hill Park After the Rain
Taylor’s Hill Park is a crossing point from Shockoe Bottom into Church Point. It’s a simple mix of soft dirt paths, overgrown plants, and a colorfully tagged brick wall which leads up to a beautiful view of Richmond City.
Urban Art
There’s a fine line between art and graffiti. These images capture a broad spectrum of urban artwork around Richmond, Virginia.
Exploring Richmond: BLM Protests
We are living in an era of upheaval and change. A diverse city, Richmond’s citizens are out fighting to make a difference for its most vulnerable people.
Richmond Flora and Fauna
Richmond City features a diverse ecology, which can be found beyond its natural parks.
Exploring Richmond: Doorways to the Unknown
Richmond is a city with rich history and unique architectural styles. There’s always a semblance of mystery behind a door with character, which leads to the unknown.
Richmond’s Canal Walk
The Canal Walk is an ideal place for a leisurely stroll. It extends along the James River from Shockoe Bottom to Brown’s Island, a popular destination for nature walks and historical exploration.
Richmond City Structures: Reflections and Shadows
Walking down Cary Street inevitably leads to the business epicenter of Richmond, laden with towering sky scrapers, which reflect the beauty of its natural surroundings. Every stroll brings a new appreciation for Richmond’s offerings.
Elle Christine Travels 