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| THE PORT OF NORFOLK, VA |
DIRECTIONS:
Port of Norfolk
Nauticus National Maritime Center
One Waterside Drive
Norfolk, Virginia 23510
Parking and guest drop-off will be
at the Cedar Grove Parking Site in
Downtown Norfolk. Complimentary
shuttle service will be available to
the Nauticus National Maritime Center.
From Richmond, VA (West) to Cedar Grove Parking Site -
* Take I-64 East towards Williamsburg/Norfolk, VA
* Proceed through the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel into Norfolk
* Turn right onto I-264 West to Downtown Norfolk
* Take City Hall Exit (Exit 10)
* At the end of the ramp, make a right onto St. Paul's Boulevard
* Continue straight until St. Paul's Boulevard turns into Monticello Avenue
* Cedar Grove Parking Site is located on the right off of Monticello Avenue
From Washington, DC (North) to Cedar Grove Parking Site -
* Take I-95 South
* Exit onto I-295 South to Williamsburg/Norfolk, VA (Exit 84)
* Take I-64 East towards Williamsburg/Norfolk, VA (Exit 200)
* Proceed through the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel into Norfolk
* Turn right onto I-264 West to Downtown Norfolk
* Take City Hall Exit (Exit 10)
* At the end of the ramp, make a right onto St. Paul's Boulevard
* Continue straight until St. Paul's Boulevard turns into Monticello Avenue
* Cedar Grove Parking Site is located on the right off of Monticello Avenue
From North Carolina (South) to Cedar Grove Parking Site -
* Take I-95 North to Emporia, VA
* Exit onto US-58 East (Exit 11) towards Suffolk/Norfolk/Virginia Beach
* In Suffolk, US-58 will merge with US-13; continue east
* Follow US-58/US-13 onto I-264 West towards Downtown Norfolk
* Proceed through the Downtown Tunnel into Norfolk
* Take Waterside Drive/St Paul's Boulevard Exit (Exit 9); follow St Paul's Boulevard signs
* At the end of the ramp, make a right onto St Paul's Boulevard
* Continue straight until St Paul's Boulevard turns into Monticello Avenue
* Cedar Grove Parking Site is located on the right off of Monticello Avenue
Parking: $10.00 per day (Rates subject to change by the Port Authority)
Port of Norfolk
Nauticus National Maritime Center
One Waterside Drive
Norfolk, Virginia 23510
Parking and guest drop-off will be
at the Cedar Grove Parking Site in
Downtown Norfolk. Complimentary
shuttle service will be available to
the Nauticus National Maritime Center.
From Richmond, VA (West) to Cedar Grove Parking Site -
* Take I-64 East towards Williamsburg/Norfolk, VA
* Proceed through the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel into Norfolk
* Turn right onto I-264 West to Downtown Norfolk
* Take City Hall Exit (Exit 10)
* At the end of the ramp, make a right onto St. Paul's Boulevard
* Continue straight until St. Paul's Boulevard turns into Monticello Avenue
* Cedar Grove Parking Site is located on the right off of Monticello Avenue
From Washington, DC (North) to Cedar Grove Parking Site -
* Take I-95 South
* Exit onto I-295 South to Williamsburg/Norfolk, VA (Exit 84)
* Take I-64 East towards Williamsburg/Norfolk, VA (Exit 200)
* Proceed through the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel into Norfolk
* Turn right onto I-264 West to Downtown Norfolk
* Take City Hall Exit (Exit 10)
* At the end of the ramp, make a right onto St. Paul's Boulevard
* Continue straight until St. Paul's Boulevard turns into Monticello Avenue
* Cedar Grove Parking Site is located on the right off of Monticello Avenue
From North Carolina (South) to Cedar Grove Parking Site -
* Take I-95 North to Emporia, VA
* Exit onto US-58 East (Exit 11) towards Suffolk/Norfolk/Virginia Beach
* In Suffolk, US-58 will merge with US-13; continue east
* Follow US-58/US-13 onto I-264 West towards Downtown Norfolk
* Proceed through the Downtown Tunnel into Norfolk
* Take Waterside Drive/St Paul's Boulevard Exit (Exit 9); follow St Paul's Boulevard signs
* At the end of the ramp, make a right onto St Paul's Boulevard
* Continue straight until St Paul's Boulevard turns into Monticello Avenue
* Cedar Grove Parking Site is located on the right off of Monticello Avenue
Parking: $10.00 per day (Rates subject to change by the Port Authority)
HOTELS:
Sheraton Norfolk Waterside Hotel
777 Waterside Dr
Norfolk, VA 23510
approximately 0.4 miles from the pier
Radisson Hotel Norfolk
700 Monticello Ave
Norfolk, VA 23510
approximately 0.78 miles from the pier
Hilton Norfolk Airport
1500 N Military Hwy
Norfolk, VA 23502
approximately 7.29 miles from the pier
Best Western Holiday Sands Inn
1330 E Ocean View Ave
Norfolk, VA 23503
approximately 9.31 miles from the pier
Doubletree Hotel Norfolk Airport
880 N Military Hwy
Norfolk, VA 23502
approximately 5.67 miles from the pier
Sheraton Norfolk Waterside Hotel
777 Waterside Dr
Norfolk, VA 23510
approximately 0.4 miles from the pier
Radisson Hotel Norfolk
700 Monticello Ave
Norfolk, VA 23510
approximately 0.78 miles from the pier
Hilton Norfolk Airport
1500 N Military Hwy
Norfolk, VA 23502
approximately 7.29 miles from the pier
Best Western Holiday Sands Inn
1330 E Ocean View Ave
Norfolk, VA 23503
approximately 9.31 miles from the pier
Doubletree Hotel Norfolk Airport
880 N Military Hwy
Norfolk, VA 23502
approximately 5.67 miles from the pier
THINGS TO DO:
* Don't miss Norfolk's center of downtown revitalization, the Waterside. Sip a cocktail and watch the sun kiss
the glass and steel as it fades into the horizon. The area's character is best observed after dark at any one
of the many fine dining establishments on the water.
* Norfolk Botanical Garden - There are several ways to drink in the colorful flaura here. But, whether you
choose your tour by tram, canal boat, or on foot be prepared to be awed. Fountains and statues dot the
garden grounds. Stop in for a bit at their Azalea Café.
* The Chrysler Museum of Art - Housed within the walls of an Italian Rennaissance building hide Walter P
Chrysler Jr's personal art collection. International pieces from dozens of different eras greet you as you
explore each of the 3 floors. Budget at least a couple hours if not an entire morning to exploring one of the
world's most amazing private collections.
* Take a quick spin through the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame. Admission is free and lets you marvel at
memorabilia belonging to such sports greats as tennis player Arthur Ashe and golfer Sam Sneed.
* Make sure you budget time for a trip to MacArthur Center, Norfolk's newest $300 million shopping
destination. Pace yourself, the 9 square blocks is a lot to work in one afternoon. Have a hankering for
antiques? Norfolk is the place! The Ghent area is perfect for finding that accent chair for a formal dining
room, or a wonderful outfit accent in a vintage piece of jewelry.
* Foodies from all over flock to Granby Street, also known as Restaurant Row. Stroll the sidewalk and let your
nose be your guide as flavors mingle liberally in the riverfront air. Spanish Tapas, traditional Japanese
sushi, seafood, Cubano-influenced delectables and Southwestern and Caribbean fare are all available for
sampling. Hip little bistros pop up all the time, so don't skimp on adventurous taste testing. But wherever
you dine, save room for a waffle cone at Doumar's, where old-fashioned carhops will hustle your tempting
treat right to your car.
* Don't miss Norfolk's center of downtown revitalization, the Waterside. Sip a cocktail and watch the sun kiss
the glass and steel as it fades into the horizon. The area's character is best observed after dark at any one
of the many fine dining establishments on the water.
* Norfolk Botanical Garden - There are several ways to drink in the colorful flaura here. But, whether you
choose your tour by tram, canal boat, or on foot be prepared to be awed. Fountains and statues dot the
garden grounds. Stop in for a bit at their Azalea Café.
* The Chrysler Museum of Art - Housed within the walls of an Italian Rennaissance building hide Walter P
Chrysler Jr's personal art collection. International pieces from dozens of different eras greet you as you
explore each of the 3 floors. Budget at least a couple hours if not an entire morning to exploring one of the
world's most amazing private collections.
* Take a quick spin through the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame. Admission is free and lets you marvel at
memorabilia belonging to such sports greats as tennis player Arthur Ashe and golfer Sam Sneed.
* Make sure you budget time for a trip to MacArthur Center, Norfolk's newest $300 million shopping
destination. Pace yourself, the 9 square blocks is a lot to work in one afternoon. Have a hankering for
antiques? Norfolk is the place! The Ghent area is perfect for finding that accent chair for a formal dining
room, or a wonderful outfit accent in a vintage piece of jewelry.
* Foodies from all over flock to Granby Street, also known as Restaurant Row. Stroll the sidewalk and let your
nose be your guide as flavors mingle liberally in the riverfront air. Spanish Tapas, traditional Japanese
sushi, seafood, Cubano-influenced delectables and Southwestern and Caribbean fare are all available for
sampling. Hip little bistros pop up all the time, so don't skimp on adventurous taste testing. But wherever
you dine, save room for a waffle cone at Doumar's, where old-fashioned carhops will hustle your tempting
treat right to your car.
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