Welcome to Downtown Suffolk!
While you're visiting Downtown Suffolk, here are a few of our nearby attractions and eateries for your reference. For a complete list of attractions, dining and accommodations information, please check out VisitSuffolkVa.com.
Historic Attractions
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Riddick's Folly House Museum
510 N. Main Street | Suffolk, VA 23434 757.934.0822 While Mills Riddick's contemporaries may have mocked his Greek Revival home when it was built in 1837, the house now stands as a beautiful reminder of the past. The impressive structure is situated on North Main Street and features striking architectural details. Riddick's Folly has 4 floors, 21 rooms, and 16 fireplaces. All 4 floors are open to the public. The building features elegantly furnished double parlors, a gentlemen's library, and adult and children's bedchambers. Also open are the laundry and dining rooms and the kitchen. |
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Suffolk Visitor Center
at the Historic Nansemond Courthouse 524 N. Main Street | Suffolk, VA 23434 Overlooking the Nansemond River, the provincial Roman Revival style structure with its very tall Tuscan columns was an impressive site for early travelers arriving on the river. Today the building retains its commanding presence and historical significance as the Suffolk Visitor Center. The first floor provides an exhibit gallery highlighting the history of Suffolk and the Great Dismal Swamp, a greeting and information area and a gift shop. The second floor houses municipal offices for the Department of Economic Development and Division of Tourism. |
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Eateries
Across the street from Seaboard Station Railroad Museum
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Wall Street Cafe Home Sweet Home
More Downtown Dining Options
The Baron's Pub
Harper's Table
sushi aka
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The Plaid Turnip
Brighter Day Café
The Mod Olive
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Haven & Hull
Subway
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Amici's Pizza Café
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