Albemarle County Virginia

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About Locations - Charlottesville

Charlottesville, Virginia

Idyllic. Ambitious. Home.

A serene, two-hour drive from Washington, D.C., Charlottesville sits at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Central Virginia.

The town's classical architecture, with Thomas Jefferson's Academical Village as the centerpiece, provides the backdrop for a upscale town that offers the community of a small city and the vibrancy of a metropolis.

Here, innovative cuisine, a buzzing music scene, the East Coast's premier wine country, and all that the University of Virginia has to offer — including the nation's best public education and national championship sports — have some alumni coming back every year. Others stay for good. 

A Place Like No Other

The
Only
University UNESCO World Heritage Site in North America
No.
1
Fastest-growing Venture Capital City in the U.S. (The National Venture Capital Association)
Best
Place to Live in the U.S. (Cities Ranked & Rated)
400+
Restaurants
100+
Miles of hiking trails
1,000+
Live music events

Get to know C-ville.

Introducing The Forum Hotel

The Forum Hotel

The Forum Hotel Kimpton at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business at Charlottesville

Located on the University of Virginia's verdant North Grounds, within a five-acre Tahija Arboretum with LaCross Botanical Gardens, The Forum Hotel offers opportunities to connect, reflect and learn together throughout the boutique property and captures the essence of the beautiful town of Charlottesville, Virginia.

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Explore Tahija Arboretum & LaCross Botanical Gardens

Explore Tahija Arboretum & LaCross Botanical Gardens

Nestled within the heart of the Darden Grounds, Tahija Arboretum & LaCross Botanical Gardens serve as a peaceful sanctuary showcasing a diverse array of plants and innovative landscaping. This botanical paradise offers a unique opportunity for students, faculty, staff and the public to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature. Enjoy leisurely walks along well-maintained paths, engage with gardens that educate on local and exotic plant species, or simply spend a moment of reflection among the soothing greenery.

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