We'll take you at low speed through the charming and historic Fan district where you'll see one of the longest intact stretches of Victorian and Edwardian architecture in the United States.

We'll ride through the beautiful sprawling 135-acre arboretum cemetery known as Hollywood. In many years it has been the second most visited cemetery in the United States. We'll stop to see stunning views of the falls of the James River from the cemetery's highest point - the famous "President's Circle".

We'll ride along the beautiful waterfront at low speed, passing the famous Tredegar Ironworks. You'll hear about Richmond's past as a manufacturing powerhouse that harnessed the power of the Class IV rapids that pass through it's urban core.

We'll ride at low speed along the restored section of the Kanawha Canal - America's first operational mule and towpath canal system conceived by George Washington.

We'll see beautiful examples of Richmond's Murals in the industrial ruins of the powerplant that powered the World's first city-wide street car system here in Richmond.

We'll see this monument to John Smith and Christopher Newport's famous trip to Richmond just after landing at Jamestown.

We'll ride along the historic cobblestone streets of Shockoe Slip, learning about Thomas Jefferson's and Edgar Allen Poe's history there.

We'll ride through one of the oldest and most historic neighborhoods in Richmond stopping at the beautiful Libby Hill overlook, also known as "The View That Named The City". We'll see a beautiful view of the city including the famous Tabacco Row district of the city.

We'll stop to see this hallowed spot where Patrick Henry gave his famous speech that helped spark the American Revolution.

We'll stop to see the beautiful Virginia Capital designed by Thomas Jefferson, that spawned the "neo-classical" design style.

Ride through Richmond's Famous Monument Avenue