Top 6 cultural & heritage things to do in Fredericksburg

1. Fredericksburg wine and orchard tour

Five-hour tour by Mercedes Sprinter — visit Jenschke Orchards, Signor Vineyards, and Arch Ray Resort, seasonal fruits and local treats included.

2. Narrated trolley tour of Fredericksburg's historic district

Two hours on a trolley led by local historians, covering notable landmarks and German heritage in Fredericksburg's historic district.

“David, our tour guide, was exceptionally knowledgeable and made the experience enjoyable. We gained a wealth of information, presented in an engaging and entertaining manner.”— debbykk

3. Social wine tour in Fredericksburg

Five-hour tour with wine tastings at multiple wineries, lunch provided, featuring vintage cable car and enclosed vehicle transport.

“Our experience with Sandy at the three wineries was wonderful. We connected with our group right away since it was a “social” tour. With only six of us, it felt just right. We transitioned from the trolley to a comfortable van at the first winery, which added to the enjoyment.”— edwardj596

4. Fredericksburg city trolley tour

Approximately 90 minutes — a guided trolley tour covering Fredericksburg's Main Street and historic district, with insights on local attractions and dining.

“The experience was enjoyable and packed with information. The guide demonstrated extensive knowledge and a fantastic sense of humor, enhancing the overall experience. I strongly recommend it.”— tracib662

5. Fredericksburg wine trolley tour with lunch

A half-day tour visiting three wineries by air-conditioned trolley, including all tasting fees and lunch, with convenient pickup from the Visitor's Center.

“We thoroughly enjoyed our experience. It's important to inform them about your wine preferences (sweet or dry) when they inquire, as it helps them select suitable wineries for the tour. The included lunch was also quite tasty.”— Roni_F

6. Fredericksburg scavenger hunt with a live remote host

Two hours of interactive gameplay — explore unique sites, solve clues, and compete on a leaderboard with live host guidance via your phone.

“The Virtual Hunt was not what I anticipated. I expected a guided experience with a host, but it turned out to be entirely phone-based. We decided to stop participating upon realizing this, and there was no option for a refund. It might suit younger kids who enjoy using their phones, but it was disappointing for someone older.”— gbY9883BN