»Virginia Beach Restaurants
There are a multitude of things to see in Norfolk, VA. It is after all one of the biggest historical region in Hampton Roads. The British colony and the native Indians planted a significant historical piece that till this very day still enchants visitors and historians alike who step foot on the land.

»Virginia Beach, VA Schools
The following is a listing of the Norfolk, Virginia schools available in the various neighborhoods. Norfolk has over 31 elementary schools alone, so there is sure to be one near your home.

»Virginia Beach History
According to latest demographics of Norfolk, obtained from Census 2000, there were 234,403 people residing in Norfolk. The population density was 1684.4/ km² (4,362.8/mi²). There were 94,416 housing units at an average density of 678.5/km² (1,757.3/mi²).

»Virginia Beach, VA Military Basis and Posts
The Chrysler Museum of Art is one of America’s great fine art museums. The museum was founded in 1939, making it 61 years old, and was known initially as the Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences. It still does contain science artifacts but mostly historical science artifacts that were related to the history in Norfolk. The museum mostly holds fine arts collection today.

»Virginia Beach False Cape State Park
In southern Virginia Beach you will find False Cape State Park, a barrier over a mile wide which splits Back Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. To get there you need to go through Back Bay Wildlife Refuge and can hike, bicycle, or boat in the primitive camping facilities (bring your own water, there are no amenities in primitive campgrounds) that extend along one of the last undisturbed coats in the East of America. False Cape State Park is the home to environmental studies programs due to this last vestige of unpopulated East Coast beach.

»Virginia Beach, VA Oceanfront and North End
With the longest beachfront access in the world, according the Guinness Book of World Records, you should be able to find plenty to do when you visit Virginia Beach oceanfront boardwalks and parks. The beach is so long that you can choose to be a part of one of the world class sporting events--and may even find yourself on television!--or spend a quite day virtually alone in peace with the waves.