Easy to view this avenue when visiting a lot of the other historical sites and museums. Beautiful homes along the avenue as well as the monuments. More

We walked down Monument Avenue to General Grant's statue. Beautiful buildings on both sides of the road, but some were needing a bit of work. We then drove down the road further and looked at all the old/large houses - what a beautiful (and expensive) place this is. When the blooms are out and it is warm (as it was... More

I thoroughly enjoyed hanging out on Monument Ave during the Easter on Parade celebration. Got to wear my flamingo hat in public! More

Beautiful homes and monuments along a lovely street in Richmond. More

I'm a big runner and have run on Monument Ave at least 500 times and that's probably on the low end. If your in Richmond and have a few minutes or a few hours its worth your time to run, walk or drive it. Old & beautiful homes, well landscaped, and lots of statues! More

I joined 41,000 other road warriors on a cloudy day to support cancer research and run the Ukrops 10 K. Monument Avenue was full of cheering spectators, bands and people participating or supporting a healthy activity and a very good cause. I am going to put this event on my yearly things of must dos. Thankfully, Monument Avenue is one... More

Some great sculptures all the way up the Avenue. Plan to stop and get out of your car every couple of blocks and take a lot of pix. Just watch out for traffic. More

The best way to see all of the beautiful homes and monuments is to run the 10K. The most fun run in the nation! More

Beautiful avenue surrounded by beautiful trees, gardens and charming houses, not to mention the nice monuments to Virginia heroes, including tennis great Arthur Ashe. Here's where I finally understood that "Virginia is for Lovers" slogan! Definitively, Richmond, a place to love! More