Charlottesville Walking Tour, USA - Everything You Need To Know
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- Опубліковано 12 тра 2021
- Are you visiting Charlottesville, Virginia soon? As a local kids who grew up in Charlottesville, I feel as though I can provide you honest and fair advice when it comes to visiting this college town. Please enjoy the video. If you have additional questions or if there are any topics you'd like me to cover that weren't covered already, please comment below.
The I've visited Charlottesville a few times and enjoyed it very much.
Thanks for this! Really appreciate your walk through
Thank you JC for watching. I really appreciate it
Thanks much! I'm planning to visit soon. it helps a lot !
Everything is so picturesque! Just awesome 😉
Thank you!
Charlottesville native here, moved out west in '05 and haven't had as many chances to come back as I'd like. I've been in a lot of places and nothing compares to Cville. Not for beauty, or weather, or heritage, or people. I am homesick all the time and videos like yours help a lot when it's been too long since my last visit. I plan to move back home eventually, but it's going to be a bit longer. Two hour daily walks sound fantastic, and I would definitely be doing that if I didn't live in the desert with an hour commute to work each way. Walking around Charlottesville is pure heaven, especially in the fall right when the air starts turning crisp. Thank you for uploading!
Thanks so much for watching!
Awesome video! Definitely need one on the wineries but maybe even better, a walking tour of breweries within Charlottesville.
Thank you so much for watching. That is a great idea that I have jotted down. Again, thank you for watching and supporting the channel.
Thank you for doing the walking tour of Charlottesville. We hope you decide to do more tours of the area (seasonal would be great). We also look forward to your blog and travel guide.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you 🙏🏾 very beautiful n informative
Thank you so much!
Thank you for a walk down memory lane. Grew up on Harmon St. In the 50s had a morning paper route around JPA and Stadium Rd. So much has changed. So much is still there.
Also was an usher at the Paramount when child labor laws were very relaxed and 65 cents an hour seemed like a lot!
Charles, the city certainly has changed. Stadium Rd for the most part is untouched. Thanks for watching.
This was very helpful. Thanks :)
Thanks so much for watching!
Hey! Its an amazing video! Very informative. Can you please make one of Darden School of Business and of the area around it?
That would be a great video! Stay tuned!
Excellent video!
Thanks for watching!
I was born in Charlottesville and lived there for the first 35 years of my life. You have just shown why I will never move back. It is has changed so much that it isn’t home anymore.
Thanks for watching. Yes, UVA and Martha Jefferson have played a big role in the transformation. The city was not engineered for such a large presence.
I plan to move here in the future.
Awesome! I wish you the best
Many thanks for the video which is very well done. I have seen other videos that suggest the downtown mall has many stores and restaurants that closed due to the pandemic, and that the mall has a growing number of homeless people hanging out and/or even sleeping there. I'd love to get your comments. Thanks!!
I hope the City does more to help the homeless situation in Charlottesville. I appreciate your comments and thank you for watching.
Love from Pakistan and Thank you so so much to give me the opportunity again to see this lovely city and UVA and those same shops, streets , where I spent nearly more than a year for the treatment of my elder son and we stayed in hospitality house.
Thank you for watching! I hope Charlottesville was friendly to you and your family. Happiness and health to you and your son.
Yes people of Charlottesville are very friendly and helpful , because of nice people and best services and treatment of UVA , we Back to Pakistan by collecting life time good memories and kind acts of people and specially in last days stay in affordable suites of America Harris road stay having very beautiful experience.
Nice video... I lived in Charlottesville for about15years, honestly I was never so happy to move away from anywhere as I was Charlottesville... I really didn't like it at all...moved to the Tampa Bay areas fun and Sun... I can't believe how much Charlottesville has been developed though.
Hey John, thanks for watching. I will agree, Charlottesville has definitely changed over the years from the small town vibe it once was. This is coming from a Florida fan too (Siesta Key is great). Take care!
Can you suggest two or three wineries that are closest (within a few miles ) of downtown Charlottesville please?
I saw you in Fishersville
Lol! Hope you guys are well. Miss you all!
Awesome content! I feel like that place looks familiar…
Iron Paffles is calling your name...
hey! we're thinking of relocating, so we're origionally from indiana, but we moved to oregon 5 years ago for a change in scenery, so we were wondering what could we expect from moving here. My family definetely has more southern views and we're looking for a place that has really kind people, and a place that is very welcoming, where the small things are celebrated, like holidays, community etc... also we're not super into politics, so my dad is worried, is it close enough to DC where it could be dangerous, politic wise to live for a family? thank you
It's a wealthy college town, and fairly progressive compared to most southern towns.
Speaking as someone born and raised there, the city folk are pretty liberal and the country folk are pretty conservative. You can strike a nice balance by living on the outskirts. Everyone I grew up with was very tolerant of opposing viewpoints, but folks LOVE to debate. That might have changed since I left, but most of the older crowd are still good people and very friendly and welcoming of new folks.
What city do you recommend for studying phd with my kids
Charlottesville or Blacksburg.
Thanks for watching! Charlottesville and Blacksburg are very different cities. Both are University-feel in general, but I believe if you are looking for a more slower paced and family friendly area, Charlottesville would be a good choice. Good schools. The Roanoke area (where Virginia Tech resides) is surely more busy and fast paced. Blacksburg and Charlottesville are both home to prestigious schools but it all depends on if you want to live in a busier area or slower paced area. I hope this helps. FN
@@flywithflorin thanks your answer was really helpful
@@ahouda4621 You are very welcome.
Always refer to UVA as the Grounds, ha ha ha! You will always be corrected, no doubt
So true!
It's called "The Peoples' Republic Of Charlottesville" for a reason!
Hey Will I still be able to see the Robert E. Lee statue? No? Why not? Then I won’t be spending my cash vacationing in your cesspool.