Culpeper, VA

The Downtown Culpeper Historic District is the cultural heartbeat of the city, offering a blend of charm, commerce, and culinary excellence. The district is home to beautifully preserved buildings that house unique businesses—from artisanal coffee shops and gourmet restaurants to local art galleries and craft boutiques. Visitors can stroll brick-paved sidewalks while enjoying murals, sculptures, and regular street performances. The area hosts popular events like “Third Thursday” concerts, holiday parades, and seasonal farmers markets. Whether you’re in the mood for vintage clothing, handcrafted décor, or a farm-to-table meal, downtown Culpeper has something special to offer. It’s a perfect location for both leisurely afternoons and lively nights out. Families, couples, and solo travelers all enjoy the relaxed pace and welcoming atmosphere. Our service makes it easy to get dropped off right in the center of the action without worrying about parking.

Old House Vineyards is a celebrated wine destination located just outside of Culpeper. Set on a repurposed family farm, the vineyard features a rustic tasting room, lakefront views, and beautifully landscaped grounds. Visitors can sample their signature wines, craft spirits, and beers from Old House Brewery, all made onsite. The venue frequently hosts weddings, festivals, and live music events. Guests often spend the afternoon enjoying charcuterie boards, sipping wine by the firepit, or playing giant lawn games. The peaceful countryside setting makes it an ideal place to relax and unwind. Wine tastings are offered year-round, with seasonal specialties and limited-edition bottles. It’s also a favorite spot for romantic dates and group outings. With our taxi service, visitors can indulge safely without needing to drive home.

Located in the historic train depot, the Museum of Culpeper History offers an engaging exploration of the region’s past—from prehistoric fossils to Civil War artifacts. Exhibits highlight the area’s unique contributions to Virginia’s development, including displays on early settlement, agriculture, and African American heritage. Kids love the dinosaur tracks on display from the local quarry, while adults are drawn to the personal stories and interactive maps. The museum frequently hosts guest lectures, walking tours, and themed exhibits throughout the year. Visitors can browse a small gift shop featuring local books and souvenirs. The building itself, with its restored 1904 architecture, is a historical landmark worth visiting. A trip to the museum is both educational and entertaining, making it a must-visit spot for families and tourists. Our taxi service offers direct, affordable transportation so you can focus on soaking up history.