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The Roanoke Valley allows you to experience all four impressive seasons in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of western Virginia. The Valley is recognized for its railroad heritage, many festivals and historic farmers’ market area with nearby shopping including hand-made crafts and Virginia specialty items. The Valley boasts its railroad heritage at the remodeled historic N & W freight station housing the Virginia Museum of Transportation. The Museum is home to the largest collection of diesel and steam locomotives in the United States.
Historic Farmers’ Market is the oldest such market in continuous use in Virginia. Currently the Market includes unique shopping, produce, art galleries, country stores, restaurants and Center in the Square. Center in the Square is western Virginia’s home to museums of Art, History and Science including a professional theatre and planetarium with the capability to show IMAX quality films.
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Roanoke's Center in the Square features the focal point of cultural activity with the Science Museum of Western Virginia, Hopkins Planetarium, the Roanoke Museum of Fine Arts, the Mill Mountain Theater and the Roanoke Valley History Museum. The Farmer's Market is also part of the Center in the Square.
The area includes other attractions, such as the Virginia Museum of Transportation, the Harrison Museum of African American Culture and the Mill Mountain Zoo, atop Mill Mountain just outside the city limits of Roanoke. The famous Roanoke Star sits atop this mountain, reminding residents and visitors that "Roanoke" is called "the Star City of the South" and Indians named the Shenandoah Valley "daughter of the stars."
