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The Yorktown Victory Monument in Maryland was erected to commemorate the decisive victory of the American and French troops over the British army in 1781. The victory at Yorktown marked the end of the major battles of the American Revolutionary War. The monument was completed in 1881, exactly one hundred years after General Cornwallis's surrender. It rises majestically above the historic battlefield and is constructed of light-colored granite with intricate reliefs depicting liberty and victory motifs. At its summit stands the statue of Lady Liberty, a symbol of freedom and independence. Beyond its historical significance, the Victory Monument is a popular attraction for visitors interested in learning more about the Revolutionary War. It is located at the heart of the Colonial National Historical Park, which also contains the original fortifications and historic buildings of Yorktown.

Newport News Park is a sprawling 8,000‑acre municipal park tht has more than 30 miles of trails winding through woodlands, wetlands, and reservoirs.

The Mariners’ Museum was designated by Congress as America’s National Maritime Museum. It has one of the largest maritime artifact collections in North America.

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Yorktown Battlefield Visitor Center offers a 15-minute orientation film about the 1781 Siege of Yorktown. Exhibits focus on the siege, the Battle of the Capes, and General Cornwallis' campaign table. You can also see General Washington's campaign tents and buy books and reproduction items. An audio tour of the 7-mile Battlefield Auto Tour Road is available for purchase.

Yorktown Battlefield Visitor Center offers a 15-minute orientation film about the 1781 Siege of Yorktown. Exhibits focus on the siege, the Battle of the Capes, and General Cornwallis' campaign table. You can also see General Washington's campaign tents and buy books and reproduction items. An audio tour of the 7-mile Battlefield Auto Tour Road is available for purchase.

This place serves as the caretaker of over 200 tons of artifacts from the wreckage of the USS Monitor. Here, these artifacts have been conserved, preserved, and put on display for everyone to enjoy this fascinating part of history.

The Virginia Living Museum is home to more than 250 species of animals and an array of plant species. You can learn a lot about nature and conservation here. Adult tickets cost around $20.