Barboursville, VA to Baltimore Airport (BWI)
17655 Winery Rd, Barboursville, VA 22923
Nestled in the heart of Orange County, Barboursville is known for its deep historical roots and flourishing wine culture. Once home to Virginia Governor James Barbour, the town boasts architectural landmarks designed by Thomas Jefferson. Today, Barboursville is a quiet, picturesque village that draws tourists with its scenic vineyards and historic ruins. It’s a blend of rustic charm and refined elegance, appealing to both history enthusiasts and wine lovers. The town is also a gateway to the Monticello Wine Trail and surrounding countryside.
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Barboursville Vineyards
Barboursville Vineyards is a celebrated wine estate known for its European-style wines, historic setting, and beautiful landscapes. Guests can enjoy wine tastings in the tasting room or the Library 1821 experience for a more curated flight. The Palladio Restaurant on-site offers fine Italian cuisine with estate wine pairings, providing a gourmet destination in the heart of Virginia’s wine country. The vineyard is spread across lush rolling hills and offers breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Special events like wine dinners, live music, and seasonal festivals make each visit memorable. Accommodations on the property provide a luxurious overnight stay for guests looking to extend their visit. Walking paths around the vineyards and the adjacent ruins offer quiet reflection or romantic strolls. Visitors rave about the estate’s ambiance, the quality of wine, and the impeccable service. For special occasions like anniversaries or proposals, the venue is truly one-of-a-kind.
The Barboursville Ruins
The Barboursville Ruins are the remnants of an 1822 mansion designed by Thomas Jefferson for Virginia Governor James Barbour. Though the home was tragically destroyed by fire on Christmas Day in 1884, its preserved ruins now serve as a poignant and powerful reminder of the past. Surrounded by manicured lawns and part of the vineyard estate, the site is accessible to the public and often used for weddings and photo shoots. Visitors admire the brick columns and remaining arches that showcase Jefferson’s neoclassical style. Educational plaques provide historical context, making it an insightful stop for history buffs. The ruins are often included in guided tours or explored independently during wine tasting visits. The combination of architecture, history, and natural beauty make this a must-see attraction in Barboursville. It’s also a peaceful setting for an afternoon picnic or a quiet, reflective walk. Arriving by private vehicle allows for stress-free access and an enhanced visitor experience.


Four County Players Theater
Located just outside the village center in Barboursville, Four County Players is Central Virginia’s longest-running community theater. This small yet beloved venue brings Broadway-style shows to a rural setting, featuring musicals, dramas, and children’s performances throughout the year. Housed in a charming historic schoolhouse, the theater combines small-town warmth with big-city talent. Its cozy interior and passionate local cast make each performance feel personal and engaging. The outdoor Shakespeare at the Ruins series, performed during the summer, draws audiences from surrounding counties and is a cultural highlight. Special events, workshops, and youth theater programs keep the community connected and the art of theater alive. For visitors seeking an enriching evening after wine tasting or sightseeing, a show at Four County Players adds a delightful cultural twist. We offer pre- and post-show transportation to help you enjoy a seamless night out. Let us take care of parking and directions—just sit back and enjoy the show.
Barboursville, Virginia Taxi
We provide winery transportation, local shuttle services, heritage tour transfers, long-distance travel to airports, group event transportation, and pickup/drop-off from nearby train stations or hotels. We also accommodate wedding party rides, scenic photo tour stops, and custom round-trips to Charlottesville or Richmond.