Scenic Lexington, Buena Vista and Rockbridge County
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East Washington Street: Between Main and Randolph
Refresh yourself by taking in Lexington history, smoothies, or a delicious dinner. Visit a historic house museum, buy and sell jewelry or rare coins, or find a desk to call your own in a co-working space. Continue beyond Randolph to learn more about what Lexington has to offer by stopping in the Visitors Center or catching a horse-drawn carriage tour of our beautiful, historic downtown.
Appalachian Sage
Appalachian Sage is a wellness-based hub selling acai bowls, smoothies and
cold-pressed juices in downtown Lexington, Virginia.
Lexington Co-Working
Offers monthly memberships and daily services including dedicated desk services,
private office membership, and conference room.
Haunting Tales
Enjoy ghost stories and a candlelight walk that follows in the footsteps of
Generals Lee and Jackson. Meets outside of the Lexington Visitor Center. ONLINE
TICKETING ONLY. May-October. Check website for Halloween schedule.
13 yrs. and up: $15.00
4-12 yrs.: $10.00
3 and under: free
Lexington Carriage Company
Established in 1985, the Carriage Company's initial purpose was to support the
Historic Downtown District of the city by giving narrated tours through the
business district, the adjacent college campuses, and a portion of the historic
residential area. Still today, we provide daily historic narrated tours of
Lexington--weather permitting--from April 1- October 31.
Jackson House Museum
Discover the man who became a legend. The Stonewall Jackson House in historic
downtown Lexington, Virginia is the only home that the famous Confederate
General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson ever owned.
Zunzun
A neighborhood spot with a lively, welcoming vibe. Enjoy eclectic small and
medium-sized dishes and grazing boards inspired by a range of cuisine
traditions. Whiskey, wine & craft cocktails.
The Velvet Case Lexington
The Velvet Case is a fine jewelry and rarities company, buying & selling
jewelry, coins, watches, silver & gold. Located in historic Court House Square
in downtown Lexington.
Visitor Center of Lexington
Located in downtown Lexington with free visitor parking all day for cars, RVs
and buses. No overnight parking. Knowledgeable staff are happy to provide maps
and brochures of the area including a self-guided walking tour map. Open daily,
10:30am – 3:30pm. Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
(updated 4/3/24)