Lynchburg: A Retreat to the City of Rolling Hills
Settled in the east of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Lynchburg, Virginia is a city rich of history and stunning views. It was dubbed as the “City of Seven Hills” because of the rolling hills that can be seen throughout the landscape of the city. It serves as the center of trade of Virginia and home of numerous notable persons including the Harlem Renaissance poet Anne Spencer. Visitors can fly in the city via Lynchburg Regional Airport and you can stay at one of the hotels located in the heart of the city.
Best Time to Visit
The winters are very cold and wet in Lynchburg, and most of the time cloudy which is not the best time to enjoy the stunning views of the hills in the city. The best time to visit is during the months of June to September when the weather is warm and sunny, perfect to go outdoors and enjoy bask in the sun and outdoor activities. If you are planning to visit on summer, you have to book your Lynchburg, VA hotels ahead of time to secure your accommodation because local and international tourist are at peak during this time.
What to Do & Area Attractions
The gorgeous view of the rolling hills is not the only reason to visit this city, the city is full of interesting attractions from the historical, Old City Cemetery built in 1806 which has an arboretum and antique roses to the Legacy Museum of African American History which features great collections of artifacts. You can stay in Holiday Inn Lynchburg which can give you access to famous tourist spots in the city such as the Amazement Square and the The Rightmire Children’s Museum. If you want a 360-degree view of the city and have fun at the same time you can check out the Skyline Bar at The Virginian Hotel.