Halifax County/South Boston Visitor Center

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Halifax County/South Boston Visitor Center

1180 Bill Tuck Highway, South Boston, VA 24592
4345722543
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The Halifax County Tourism Office and Visitors Center is open to visitors Monday through Saturday from 9:00am to 5:00pm. The Visitor Center is located at 1180 Bill Tuck Highway, South Boston. Stop by for information regarding local attractions, events, lodging, restaurants, walking tours and much more! Once you narrow down your choices, look no further for your race tickets, hunting/ fishing license, and theatre tickets; we have them right here.

Discover what makes your heart race. Halifax County offers the heart-pounding excitement of racing, interesting local heritage and history, unique and diverse architecture, the beauty and tranquility of open spaces and a wide variety of accommodations, from BnB’s to stately resorts.

Call 434-572-2543 for the Halifax County Travel Guide or visit our website www.gohalifaxva.com for more information.

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