Things To Do
Leesburg Historic District
Stroll historic downtown Leesburg for brick-lined sidewalks, local boutiques, galleries, and cafes.
Shenandoah National Park
Scenic drives, hiking options, and stargazing opportunities in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains!
Smithsonian Museums
Explore favorites like the National Air & Space Museum, National Museum of American History, and National Gallery of Art - admission is free!
The Wharf DC
A lively hub with restaurants, floating music venues, paddle boarding, boat tours, and seasonal events.
Museum of the Bible
An immersive, high-tech museum just off the National Mall that explores the history and impact of the Bible through engaging exhibits for all ages.
Great Country Farms
Pick apples or pumpkins, try the corn maze, and enjoy wagon rides and live music through October.
DC Oktoberfest Celebrations
Starting in mid-September through October at venues like The Wharf and Wunder Garten, featuring music, German food, dachshund races, and fall activities.
National Monuments in Washington, D.C.
1. Lincoln Memorial 2. Washington Monument 3. Jefferson Memorial 4. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial 5. World War II Memorial 6. Vietnam Veterans Memorial 7. Korean War Veterans Memorial 8. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial 9. U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial (Iwo Jima) 10. Pentagon 9/11 Memorial These sites are free to visit and most are located along or near the National Mall, making them easy to explore while walking.
International Spy Museum
Interactive exhibits on espionage and classic theatre built on history where Lincoln was assassinated.
Tidal Basin
Stroll the historic streets of Georgetown and paddleboat the basin.
Wineries & Vineyards of Loudoun County
Just outside Leesburg, several scenic wineries offer tastings, tours, and vineyard views.
Kings Dominion
Kings Dominion is a thrilling amusement and water park with rides for all ages - perfect for a fun-filled day just a short drive from Leesburg!
Great Falls Park
Stunning waterfalls, hiking trails, river overlooks, and scenic picnic areas.
Old Town
Stroll the cobblestone streets of Old Town Alexandria, a beautifully preserved waterfront district filled with colonial-era architecture, local boutiques, cozy cafes, and riverside dining.
