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Nevada Travel Network Home Search Virginia City (Select Category)Area Information Attractions Casinos Galleries & Museums Lodgings Restaurants Shopping Tours & Sightseeing Book a Room in Virginia City In the 1860s Virginia City was called "The Richest Place on Earth" because of its gold and silver mines. In the 1880s the mines slowly dwindled and the glory days never returned. The old city is the largest National Historic Landmark in the USA, and welcomes visitors the year around. Virginia City History & Description	The Nevada Travel Network Visitor's Guide to Virginia City Your question about Virginia City?	Mileage Chart (Select City)Alamo Amargosa Valley Ash Springs Austin Baker Battle Mountain Beatty Black Rock City Blue Diamond Boulder City Caliente Carlin Carson City Cottonwood Cove Crystal Bay Dayton Elko Ely Eureka Fallon Fernley Gardnerville Genoa Gerlach Glenbrook Gold Hill Goldfield Hawthorne Hazen Henderson Hiko Incline Village Indian Springs Jackpot Jean Lake Mead National Recreation Area Lamoille Las Vegas Laughlin Lovelock Majors Station McDermitt McGill Mesquite Mina Minden Moapa Mount Charleston North Las Vegas Overton Pahrump Panaca Paradise Valley Pioche Primm Pyramid Lake Rachel Reno Rhyolite Round Mountain Schurz Silver City Silver Springs Smith Sparks Spring Creek Stateline Sun Valley Tonopah Topaz Lake Tuscarora Unionville Verdi Virginia City Vya Wabuska Wellington Wells Wendover Winnemucca Yerington Zephyr Cove (Select Highway) I-15 I-80 US-6 US-50 US-93 US-95 US-395
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