111 West Main Guide
Neighborhoods
West Main Street
West Main StreetFavorite Date Night
Barter Theatre is the state theatre of Virginia, the nation’s longest running professional theatre, and has received countless awards and accolades over its history. Barter Theatre has been a launching pad for the careers of many iconic actors and actresses.
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Barter Theatre
127 W Main StBarter Theatre is the state theatre of Virginia, the nation’s longest running professional theatre, and has received countless awards and accolades over its history. Barter Theatre has been a launching pad for the careers of many iconic actors and actresses.
MUST GO!!! Everything is fantastic! The outside bar is a fabulous and so is brunch!
http://www.abingdontavern.com/our_menu.htm
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The Tavern
222 E Main StMUST GO!!! Everything is fantastic! The outside bar is a fabulous and so is brunch!
http://www.abingdontavern.com/our_menu.htm
Want to enjoy an afternoon by the river with a nice bottle of wine with cheese and crackers? This is the perfect setting for you! Definitely a local favorite and fun for all ages!
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Abingdon Vineyards
20530 Alvarado RdWant to enjoy an afternoon by the river with a nice bottle of wine with cheese and crackers? This is the perfect setting for you! Definitely a local favorite and fun for all ages!
Food scene
Great place to get soups, salads, quesadillas, tacos, sandwiches, as well as nice entrees. Try the margarita!
https://128pecan.com/menu/
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128 PECAN
128 Pecan St SEGreat place to get soups, salads, quesadillas, tacos, sandwiches, as well as nice entrees. Try the margarita!
https://128pecan.com/menu/
The Girl & The Raven
380 E Main StGreat juices, smoothies, and breakfast foods.
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White Birch Food and Juice
170 E Main StGreat juices, smoothies, and breakfast foods.
Sisters at the Martha
150 W Main StGreat place to eat outside, grab a cocktail at the bar, or enjoy a nice dinner.
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Rain Restaurant
283 E Main StGreat place to eat outside, grab a cocktail at the bar, or enjoy a nice dinner.
Atmosphere and cocktails make this place one-of-a-kind. It's a local favorite and always a fun time!
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Foresta
190 East Main StreetAtmosphere and cocktails make this place one-of-a-kind. It's a local favorite and always a fun time!
Spa Experience- Massage, Salt Room, Sauna, Red Light Therapy
Salt of the Earth, Abingdon, VA
321 W Main StOutdoor Activities
Must do! Rent bikes and get shuttled to White Top Mtn., cruise down the retired railroad bed, it's a casual biking experience with gentle grades and no major obstacles. Most folks begin their journey in Damascus (the center of the trail) where they pick up a shuttle to the top (Whitetop) for a casual downhill ride. Or ride the entire trail, 34 miles to Abingdon.
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Virginia Creeper National Recreation Trail
Virginia Creeper National Recreation TrailMust do! Rent bikes and get shuttled to White Top Mtn., cruise down the retired railroad bed, it's a casual biking experience with gentle grades and no major obstacles. Most folks begin their journey in Damascus (the center of the trail) where they pick up a shuttle to the top (Whitetop) for a casual downhill ride. Or ride the entire trail, 34 miles to Abingdon.
Must See
The Channels
BEST HIKE IN THE AREA!
The history and beauty....
The Martha was built in 1832 as a residence for General Francis Preston and Sarah Buchanan Preston and their nine children. The building has a rich history that includes good times and bad. In 1858 the Preston family home was purchased and turned into an upscale college for young women. It was named Martha Washington College in honor of the first lady of our nation, although it was affectionately called "The Martha" by locals. During the Civil War, Confederate troops used the Martha for a temporary hospital.
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The Martha Washington Inn & Spa
150 W Main StThe history and beauty....
The Martha was built in 1832 as a residence for General Francis Preston and Sarah Buchanan Preston and their nine children. The building has a rich history that includes good times and bad. In 1858 the Preston family home was purchased and turned into an upscale college for young women. It was named Martha Washington College in honor of the first lady of our nation, although it was affectionately called "The Martha" by locals. During the Civil War, Confederate troops used the Martha for a temporary hospital.
Conseils aux voyageurs
Coutumes et culture
Abingdon Background
Located in southwestern Virginia in the Blue Ridge Highlands region, Abingdon is a tranquil small town known for its historic character and lush natural beauty. Modern-day Abingdon is located on the Great Road, a pathway used by pioneers traveling through the Blue Ridge Mountains to settle in the west. Today, residents come together in the town’s center along Lee Highway to enjoy an array of diverse eateries, quaint shops, and charming cafes. Perhaps inspired by the town’s exquisite natural beauty, Abingdon has an active arts scene. Abingdon has two art galleries where residents can take class