Best places: Things to dos in Richmond, United States

Museum with a varied, sizable collection of modern art, antiquities & Asian art, plus Fabergé eggs.

A 19th-century estate hosting events & tours of its Gilded Age mansion, gardens & wildlife center.

👍👍 This place is huge considering it has a petting zoo/farm for the whole family. Walking around the whole park is great for picnics and great photo settings. The Japanese Gardens are great, colorful, waterfall so refreshing, fish, turtles and cute little bridges to cross. Great photo opportunities.

This large park with trails plus birdwatching, picnicking & bay fishing allows off-leash dogs.

👍👍 Beautiful, expansive off-leash dog park with plenty of poop bag provided and a water fountain by the entrance. Dogs are well-behaved too. Just try to AVOID this place on the weekends: it is absolutely filled with the weirdest, most unpleasant people. Either they are crazy belligerent and verbally ha...

👍👍 Amazing!! I wish we lived closer to this park. I am seriously impressed with all the park has to offer. There is a nice bathroom facility that has a women's area, family bathroom, and men's bathroom. There is an outside garden area, several playground options for kids of all ages.

Museum, education center & 2 shrines listing the names of military heroes open since 1956.

Kid-focused, hands-on exhibits about animals, the human body, the cosmos & the environment.

This open, grassy park on a river island offers city & waterway views, walking paths & concerts.

This stone house, the oldest in the city, displays photos & memorabilia of Edgar Allan Poe.

Sprawling park with scenic, multi-use trails through meadows, eucalyptus woods, bluffs & beaches.

One of the earliest city parks, this elevated green space offers scenic views, benches & tall trees.

Partial wetland area with a historic home, nature trails, wildlife, tennis courts, picnics & events.

Wildlife center conserving aquatic animals, fish & reptiles offering weekend animal encounters.

Free museum featuring powerful exhibits on the Holocaust & the survivors who settled in Richmond.

👍👍 Wonderfully clean park with a great view of the marina and ocean. We specifically stopped for the Rosie the Riveter memorial and i was not disappointed.

👍👍 We enjoyed and love the Candlelight Queen tribute at the Billing Haxall House.

Part of Wildcat Canyon Regional Park, this area has a playground, picnic sites & historic stonework.

Visitor center focused on women & men on the WWII home front, plus the Rosie the Riveter Memorial.

Interactive exhibits enable kids to move, climb, farm, draw, play & learn about their world.