Cheap Flights to Virginia

Virginia is the 12th most populated state in the United States. Officially called the Commonwealth of Virginia, the state located in the southern part of the USA was one of the original thirteen British colonies. Bordered by the states of Tennessee, North Carolina, Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia, Virginia has lots to offer to nature lovers and history buffs. Virginia, which also shares a boundary with the Appalachian Mountains on the west and the Atlantic Ocean on the east, is home to over 130 wineries. It’s no wonder that most people take cheap flights to Virginia to see historical sites and natural attractions, and take part in wine festivals, art, music, food, shopping and hot air balloon rides.

Top Cities to Visit in Virginia

"Virginia is for Lovers" – the state's tourism slogan is a true manifestation of its diverse offerings for people of all ages and tastes. Be it history lovers, wine lovers, animal lovers or mountain lovers – you just name it, and there will be something for you to love in Virginia. Planning to visit this magnificent destination? Then make Virginia flights reservations right away at great discounts with the best online travel agency and visit some of the interesting places in the state during your vacation.

Richmond: This capital city of the State of Virginia is situated on the James River right in the heart of the state. This iconic city has deep connections with American history by virtue of being the hotbed of independence in colonial times. Apart from its rich heritage, Richmond offers numerous cultural attractions, great outdoors and lively neighborhoods.

Arlington: Situated just across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., Arlington perfectly straddles the boundary between the countryside and the urban center of Northern Virginia. It is in Arlington that the headquarters of the United States Department of Defense is located, and Americans therefore know the city as Pentagon. The city is known for its monuments and memorials, particularly the famous Arlington National Cemetery. 

Alexandria: Situated on the Potomac River near Washington, D.C., Alexandria is famous for its glorious history and beautifully preserved architecture of 18th and 19th century. Look forward to visiting Old Town Alexandria, a nationally designated historic district founded in 1749, which is home to many historic museums, boutiques and restaurants.

Norfolk: With its 144 miles of coastline, delicious Southern cuisines, cultural attractions and myriad entertainment options, Norfolk is sheer fun and waiting to be explored. When in Norfolk you will always be near the water with countless rivers, Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay in its backyard. Norfolk will also amaze you with its thriving art scene, with the major attraction being the NEON Arts District.

Williamsburg: If you are a history buff then you just can’t miss out visiting the historic town of Williamsburg, which is home to Colonial Williamsburg. This family-friendly destination in Virginia was its former capital from 1699 to 1780, and offers one of the largest and most extensive living-history museums in the world.

Best Time to Visit Virginia

Flights to Virginia can be best taken between April and October when the weather is pleasant, and great for enjoying outdoors and sightseeing. The month of April is dry and warm, and heralds the start of spring. Summer is though hot with likely thunderstorms, but is the peak travel time attracting large tourist crowds with its numerous events and festivals such as Virginia Highlands Festival, Balloons over Rockbridge, and Virginia Renaissance Faire. There are fewer things to do in the coldest December to February period. However, planning a travel in December will be worthwhile to visit the Christmas markets and enjoy the festivities.

Best Things to See and Do in Virginia

Virginia is best known for its rich history and glorious heritage. You will virtually find history at every turn in the state. Home to four of the first five U.S. presidents, Virginia played an important role during the American Revolution and Civil War. As such you will find many historical attractions here. The state also offers natural attractions and outdoor pursuits too. Take a look at some of the best things that will keep you engaged during your vacation.

• Plan group travel with your college friends with our student discount flights to learn and experience the American Revolution period in Williamsburg. The 18th-century buildings are still standing intact in their original form. The final battle of the American Civil War also took place at Williamsburg, when it was Virginia’s capital from 1705 till the duration of the war
• Looking for a relaxing getaway? Grab our senior travel deals now to visit the popular resort town of Virginia Beach. The promenade here is filled with hotels and amusements. Virginia Beach, which is home to a water park and many museums, receives large tourist crowds during the summer months
• Take a guided tour of George Washington’s house at Mount Vernon, where he lived for 45 years. The architecture and interiors of the house are a visual treat. You will get a glimpse on George Washington’s family life while exploring the house amid awesome views of the Potomac River
• Visit the Shenandoah National Park, situated right in the heart of Virginia. The park is also home to the Blue Ridge Mountains, and offers great hiking opportunities on its numerous trails. The beautiful park attracts outdoor enthusiasts during spring and summer. You will admire the vibrant autumnal colors when visiting in October
• Explore the imposing Virginia State Capitol building, built between 1785 and 1788 at the behest of George Washington. The building is situated next to the James River Kanawha Canal. Guided tours of the building offer insight into the Civil War era, its construction and the past governments

Airlines to Virginia

Delta Airlines: Top routes served by Delta Airlines from Virginia include Atlanta (ATL), Chicago (ORD), Boston (BOS), Minneapolis (MSP) and Seattle (SEA)
American Airlines: Top routes served by American Airlines from Virginia include Dallas (DFW), Miami (MIA), Las Vegas (LAS), Orlando (MCO) and Chicago (ORD)
United Airlines: Top routes served by United Airlines from Virginia include Denver (DEN), Chicago (ORD), Houston (IAH), Newark (EWR) and Pittsburgh (PIT)
Southwest Airlines: Top routes served by Southwest Airlines from Virginia include Atlanta (ATL), Orlando (MCO), Nashville (BNA), Charleston (CHS) and Chicago (MDW)
JetBlue Airways: Top routes served by JetBlue Airways from Virginia include Tampa (TPA), Orlando (MCO), Fort Lauderdale (FLL), Syracuse (SYR) and San Francisco (SFO)
Spirit Airlines: Top routes served by Spirit Airlines from Virginia include Houston (IAH), Los Angeles (LAX), Tampa (TPA), Atlanta (ATL) and Boston (BOS)