Maps and Directions

Virginia Tech's main campus in Blacksburg includes 213 buildings, 2,600 acres, and an airport. The university has facilities across the state and around the globe, including a strong presence in Northern Virginia and the nation's capital.

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Download or view any of the maps listed below.

• Interactive Campus Map
• Campus Closures Map
• Campus Map, high resolution (PDF)
• Accessibility Map, high resolution (PDF)

Parking maps

• Blacksburg Parking Map (and quick guide)
• Vendor, Business, Contractor parking
• Scooter and motorcycle parking
• Football parking
• Basketball parking

Directions to Campus

Extended Campus Locations

Greater Washington D.C., metro area

Facilities provide research, outreach, and graduate education opportunities to the Greater Washington D.C., metro area. Current locations include the following:

Roanoke

• The Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine is located on a health sciences campus that encompasses the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC, a Carilion Clinic outpatient building, and neighbors the Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital in Roanoke, Virginia.

International Centers

• The Steger Center for International Scholarship, formerly known as the Center for European Studies and Architecture, is the university's historic educational facility in Riva San Vitale, Switzerland. It offers semester-long and summer study abroad programs to undergraduate and graduate students.

Research Institutes of Virginia Tech

• Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC
  Location: Roanoke
• Fralin Life Sciences Institute
  Location: Blacksburg
• Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology
  Location: Blacksburg
• Institute for Critical Technology and Applied Science
  Location: Blacksburg
• Institute for Society, Culture, and Environment
  Location: Blacksburg
• National Security Institute
  Locations: Blacksburg and Arlington
  
• Virginia Tech Transportation Institute
  Location: Blacksburg

Commonwealth Campus Centers

Facilities offer graduate and professional development programs.

• Newport News Center
  Serves the Hampton Roads region
• Reynolds Homestead
  Serves the Piedmont region
• Richmond Center
  Serves Central Virginia
• Roanoke Center
  Serves the Roanoke and New River valleys
• Southwest Virginia Center
  Serves Southwest Virginia and the Tri-Cities

Agricultural Research and Extension Centers

• Alson H. Smith Jr.
• Eastern Shore
• Eastern Virginia
• Hampton Roads
• Middleburg
• Reynolds Homestead
• Shenandoah Valley
• Southern Piedmont
• Southwest Virginia
• Tidewater
• Virginia Seafood

4-H Educational Centers

• Airfield
• Holiday Lake
• Jamestown
• Northern Virginia
• W.E. Skelton, Smith Mountain Lake
• Southwest Virginia