By foot or by car, Lynchburg’s seven historic districts are a must-see. These prosperous neighborhoods sprang up in Lynchburg during the 19th Century when tobacco tycoons, doctors, and attorneys made Lynchburg the wealthiest city in the nation for its size. The impressive Queen Ann and Federal-style mansions offer both an educational experience and unparalleled delight for the lovers of history and architecture. A self-guided walking tour brochure is available at the Lynchburg Visitor Information Center.

Visit the link above for a virtual Historic District Guide, or visit the Lynchburg Museum & Visitor Services located at 901 Court St. to pick up the Historic Districts Guide and learn more about the City of Seven Hills. 

Historic Districts include: 

• Courthouse Hill
• Daniel’s Hill
• Diamond Hill
• Federal Hill
• Garland Hill
• Pierce Street Renaissance 
• Rivermont Avenue