Richmond, Virginia
Church Hill
Church Hill is Richmond's oldest intact neighborhood, a hilltop district of 19th-century rowhouses around St. John's Church, where Patrick Henry delivered his famous speech.
Local Character & History
Narrow streets, restored Federal and Victorian homes, and sweeping views over downtown give Church Hill a historic, close-knit feel.
Restaurants & Shopping
A growing set of restaurants and cafes runs along East Broad, Jefferson Avenue and the Libby Hill area, mixing Southern cooking with newer arrivals.
Housing
Restored rowhouses, some still in need of work, and new infill construction make up a market with a wide range of condition and price.
Parks & Recreation
Libby Hill Park, Chimborazo Park and the James River Park System offer some of the city's best views and river access.
Transportation
GRTC bus service on Broad Street, with downtown a short walk or ride down the hill.
Nearby Attractions
- St. John's Church
- Libby Hill Park
- Chimborazo Park
- James River Park System
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Patrick Henry's famous speech reenacted?
St. John's Church in Church Hill hosts reenactments of Patrick Henry's 'Give me liberty' speech each summer.