This is a beautiful city scape with a wide median type space where the locals walk their dogs. The architecture varies from 19th to early 20th century and is uniformly interesting. The statues that we saw, serving as traffic circle center pieces, are relics of the Civil War

beautiful avenue in downtown Richmond to the near west end. I never get tired of seeing the beautiful home in the downtown area, especially at Christmas

Visit Monument Avenue when they decorate their houses and doors for Christmas. Some of the most beautiful decorations that I have ever seen. Worth a night out in December

It's a long street, better driven on than walking. About every 1/4 mile there is a huge statue of an important figure in the Civil War. Arthur Ashe, a Richmond native, was added later. Beautiful homes line the avenue. Worth the drive! The VA Historical Society is right on the same street, so kill two birds in one trip!

Monument Avenue is the prettiest street in Richmond. Wide and easily driven, it is lined with southern architecture, has an old world charm and is beautifully coiffed. Best of all are the huge statues erected to honor the heroes of Richmond and the conferacy: Stonewall Jackson, Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, J.E.B. Stuart...and none other than Richmond's own Arthur Ashe!!!

If you find yourself in Richmond you must take the time to explore Monument Avenue. You can feel history unfolding as you pass these huge old famous monuments.and the beautiful architecture of the buildings.

Love to see the historical monuments along the street lined with beautiful townhomes in the springtime.

Monument Avenue is what it is. A long stretch of road through Richmond that has Monuments.. Nice houses along the road of the rich

No better way to spend Easter Sunday afternoon than strolling in the Easter Parade on Monument Ave. great food, vendors, and fantastic people watching. Design your Easter bonnet and join in the fun, you won't regret it.