Welcome to Fairfax County, Virginia!
Let Us Show You Our Tourism Treasures As We Introduce You To Fun In The Heart of Northern Virginia.
As the official tourism site for Fairfax County, Virginia, it's our job to provide information on Fairfax County Hotels and the fun tourist attractions in Virginia you can experience while visiting our little slice of the world. While you're in Fairfax County, you'll have the opportunity to spend some time at our world-famous Virginia vacation spots, shopping destinations or savor one of the many fine Fairfax County restaurants in the area.
During your trip to Virginia, you may want to educate yourself about Fairfax County's role in defining the history and heritage of America, or enjoy some of the finest performing arts in the nation.
You're also invited to explore thousands of acres of beautifully maintained Fairfax County parks, Washington, DC attractions, and Fairfax events that will leave you with memories that last a lifetime. That's a lot of attractions in Virginia, but like we said, it's our job to give you all your options...and it's our pleasure to do so.
The iconic Discovery space shuttle has arrived in Fairfax County and is on display at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center. View photos from its arrival and get more information right here on FXVA.com!
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Meadowlark Gardens recently unveiled a new Korean Bell Garden and Pavilion. The only one of its kind in the entire Western Hemisphere, this is an attraction that is not to be missed!
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Visit the Civil War section of our website to learn all about Fairfax County's Civil War sites, events, stories, and more! We also have details about Civil War related sites and events in the Greater Capital Region.
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As thousands once again flock to the hallowed grounds of the National Mall in Washington, DC to celebrate the grand opening of the much-anticipated memorial to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, we invite visitors to connect to the rich African American heritage and history waiting just over the river in Fairfax County, Virginia.
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