Carytown is a lively, walkable neighborhood where Liv and Noah live. When they first moved to Richmond, Liv spent most of her spare time wandering Carytown’s colorful street of small boutiques, independent shops, and casual restaurants. It’s perfect for leisurely window-shopping, grabbing coffee or a bite, and catching a movie at the historic Byrd Theatre—an ideal spot for a relaxed afternoon while visiting the city.

Scott's Addition is home to nearly a dozen breweries, multiple coffee shops, plenty of restaurants, and a few other local gems. If you're in the mood to explore, check out some of the following:

Breweries - Väsen, The Veil, Hardywood, Three Notch'd, Starr Hill, and many more.

Shops: Wax Moon Vinyl, Class and Trash, Plant House, and Shop Made

The Fan is the neighborhood Liv and Noah lived in for most of their time in Richmond. It's home to endless local gems, beautiful architecture, and some of our favorite memories. Check out Strawberry Street for shopping, markets, ice cream, and more. Deep groove is Noah's favorite record shop in the city.

Every Saturday, the RVA Big Market is Liv and Noah's go to spot for fresh produce, meats, provisions, and local art.

The RVA Big Market is home to over 100 vendors, ranging from coffee, to produce, to local crafts.

On Sunday, just three blocks away from Liv and Noah's house, the Carytown Farmers Market offers a nice variety of local produce, provisions, and crafts.

Conveniently, this is located in the Kickers stadium where the welcome party will take place.

Friday, September 18th - Sunday, September 20th, the St. Benedict Church holds a free Oktoberfest! Boasting dozens of German beers, pretzels, and sausage, this is an iconic Richmond event.

See where Liv and Noah got engaged!

Explore Maymont, a uniquely Richmond public green space with miles of trails, a Gilded Age mansion, historic gardens, a nature center, rescued wildlife habitats and farm animals, all set in 100 acres of rolling hills. The mansion was built in 1893 for James and Sallie May Dooley, who gave their home and land to the city for use as a park and house museum. Open to the public since Jan. 1, 1926, Maymont is a cherished local landmark, ranking high in local surveys for family fun, photo shoots, first dates and weddings. Whether strolling in the gardens, touring the mansion, watching a river otter at play, or petting a goat, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. November to February, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. March to October. Admission to the grounds is free, and donations are welcome. See website for hours and admission for The Robins Nature Center and audio tours. (Note, the Mansion and Virginia Wildlife Trail are closed for enhancements until spring 2026.)

Experience a world-class art museum with hometown hospitality. The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts houses a remarkable permanent collection of more than 50,000 works of art from almost every major world culture.

Liv doesn't know I added this. See the local celebrity cat, Francine:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francine_(cat)

If you're in need of a hangover cure on monday, Chewy's is the solution.

Liv's love for butter chicken is endless, and Tulsi is her favorite