The winter holiday season is here, and for many folks that means travel. The flip side? That means visitors for plenty of people, too. i think just keeping it brief is better to start (plus cuts down on wc)

If you have family or friends to entertain this holiday season, look no further than this guide to River City fun. Your guests will be asking themselves why they haven't just moved here already.changed to italic just to switch it up and since it's a bit cheeky lots of links, will trim to 10 for NL

🍻 Drink

You can find a delicious local beverage for any time of day. Fueling up for a day of exploration is easy in a town overflowing with coffee shops. And, if later in the day you find yourself craving a local brew, Richmond's got you there, too.

Richmond's known for its local beer and coffee. | Photo by RICtoday

🍕 Eat

Richmond wasn't named a world culinary destination for nothing. Start your day with local brunch, or grab a slice on the go from one of the city's numerous pizzerias. Craving a burger? Richmond's got the best in the country.changed to internal link Or, make a pit stop for hot dogs, mac and cheese, or tacos. If a member of your group is vegetarian or vegan, fear not — there's no shortage of options in town for a meatless foodie.if you want to cut down on links in this section for the newsletter you could link our "food" section on the website as an internal link

🛝 Family fun

Looking for kid-friendly things to do around town? Educational destinations like the Children's Museum, the Science Museum of Virginia, and the VMFA can bejust a small switch since the children's museum is really not fun for all ages lol fun for all ages. If the great outdoors is more your style, try one of the Richmond area's expansive parks.

Even in the coldest time of the year, the James River Park System has no shortage of beautiful trails to explore. | Photo by RICtoday

🪩 Hit the town

It's not hard to show your guests everything Richmond has to offer without breaking the bank. Spend the day wandering the city's endless thrift stores, then head out and see a show — there's no need to spend a fortune on tickets to see a great concert. Or, if you're feeling brainy, take your pick of local trivia spots.

Did we miss anything? Where are your favorite spots to bring visitors to Richmond? Send us an email and give us your recommendations. CTA in NL. if we get enough responses they can be a secondary next week