245 West Olney Road

Norfolk, VA   23510

757-664-6200  

Hours: Wed 10am - 9pm; Thurs - Sat 10am - 5pm; Sun 1 - 5pm. Closed Mon, Tue, and major holidays

Admission Charged

Visitors can view the museum’s world-renowned Tiffany-glass collection, Art Nouveau furniture, works of art from African, Egyptian, Pre-Columbian, Islamic and Asian cultures, and an extensive European and American collection of paintings, sculpture and decorative arts.

Hampton Roads Naval Museum

One Waterside Drive
Norfolk, VA   23510

757-322-2987

Hours: Call for days and hours of operation

Admission Charged

The Hampton Roads Naval Museum at Nauticus highlights the region's naval history featuring large Civil War and World War II galleries, guided tours, model-making demonstrations and a research library. 

Hermitage Foundation Museum

7637 North Shore Road
Norfolk, VA   23505

757-423-2052  

Hours: 10am - 5pm Monday thru Saturday, 1 - 5pm Sunday

Admission Charged

Set along a tree-lined riverbank, this 1908 Tudor home appears frozen in time, offering visitors an extraordinary trip through antiquity. 

Hunter House Victorian Museum

240 W. Freemason Street
Norfolk, VA   23510

757-623-9814  

Hours: Call for additional information

Admission Charged

In Norfolk in 1894, the Boston architect W.D. Wentworth designed and built a home in the Richardsonian Romanesque style of architecture for the prominent merchant and banker, James Wilson Hunter.

Nauticus, The National Maritime Center

One Waterside Drive
Norfolk, VA  23510

757-664-1000  

Hours: Open daily, call for hours of operation

Admission Charged

A fun and exciting interactive science and technology center exploring the power of the sea. It features more than 150 exhibits including computer and video interactives, films on a giant screen, exotic aquaria, touch pools, shark petting, national-caliber traveling exhibits, and the Hampton Roads Naval Museum. Battleship USS Wisconsin is berthed alongside.

Tugboat Museum

Docked at Nauticus, One Waterside Drive
Norfolk, VA   23510

757-627-4884  

Hours: Memorial Day - Labor Day 11am - 5pm every day, Off Season Tuesday - Sunday - 11am - 5pm

Admission Charged

Step aboard a living piece of history. Built in 1933 by Newport News Shipyard Apprentices, the Tug Huntington assisted in docking and launching hundreds of aircraft carriers, submarines, and passenger lines.