The historic City of Alexandria has a charm all its own with cobblestone streets and riverside views.

This growing and ethnically diverse part of the county has some of the best dining and unique shopping in the area.

Arlington, Virginia, is known to many as the home to the Pentagon and Arlington National Cemetery, as well as the iconic Iwo Jima Memorial. Situated on the south bank of the Potomac River, and directly across from Washington, DC, Arlington is roughly 26 square miles.

Abundant natural resources, a one-of-a-kind arts center, and friendly faces are awaiting you in this area of Fairfax County.

This area has incredible Civil War history, but is also home to an award-winning winery and an up-and-coming Korean food scene.
 

You'll be transported from the 18th Century to outer space in this part of the county that features everything from Civil War history to the Space Shuttle Discovery.

Clifton is a quaint small town with antiques, local cafes and shops, an award-winning winery, and surprising history.

Learn about Fairfax's integral part of the American Civil War, explore the historic Old Town Fairfax, and enjoy a trendy food scene in this central part of the county.

Walk along Broad Street, visit the fascinating world inside the Eden Center, or try some of the region's best tacos in Falls Church.  

The beautiful area of Great Falls includes an incredible National Park site, a welcoming little village, and more great outdoor adventures.

Visit Herndon on your next vacation and take advantage of great dining, kid-friendly attractions, and many outdoor recreation activities.

Abundant natural resources, a one-of-a-kind arts center, and friendly faces are awaiting you in this area of Fairfax County.

Home to both the old (a working farm from the 18th century) and the new (CIA Headquarters), McLean is filled with great attractions, food, hiking, and more.

This up-and-coming, trendy area of Fairfax County is home to incredible shopping, dining, and events and is located near a Metro station.

This bustling hub of business and activity is dotted with historical sites, and fun activities all blended with a hint of natural beauty.

Reston is the first modern, post-war planned community. Find out why this neighborhood is one of Fairfax County's busiest and most popular spots to be.

Springfield is home to great shopping at the new Springfield Town Center and amazing outdoor recreation. Learn more about Springfield, VA.

Come experience the nation's "Next Great City" where some of the country's best shopping is found alongside an unbelievable collection restaurants, businesses and a newly built Metro system.

Catch a show at the only National Park dedicated to the performing arts, or get up close and personal with the only public Korean Bell Garden pavilion in the Western Hemisphere in Vienna.

Washington, DC vacations are on everyone's to-do list at some point. Fairfax County is one of the closest neighbors to DC, making it easy to get from here to the attractions with ease (especially if you use the Metro). You'll find plenty of museums to visit including the exceptional Smithsonian museums, cultural events, dozens of monuments and memorials dedicated to legendary American leaders and other great things to do in our Nation's Capital. 

Discover the real George Washington at Mount Vernon!  In addition to being America’s most visited historic home, the estate now includes interactive galleries and theaters. Learn about Washington’s life, from his boyhood to his wartime service, agricultural entrepreneurship, and his presidency.  Tour the beautifully restored mansion, four distinctive gardens, and get a glimpse of Mount Vernon’s working farm. 

For a peaceful hike, a family outing, an exploration of the area’s rich history, or all of the above, the 800-acre Great Falls Park is a can’t miss. Great Falls Park features extraordinary views of the Potomac River and Great Falls, along with 15 miles of hiking trails, and five miles of horseback riding and biking trails. 

Gunston Hall, completed in 1759, was the plantation home of George Mason, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. Mason wrote the Virginia Constitution and the Virginia Declaration of Rights on which the U.S. Bill of Rights was based. His home is an outstanding example of Georgian architecture, and is highly regarded for its elegant interiors. 

Explore modern history with a trip to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, where you can see Space Shuttle Discovery and hundreds of other historic aircraft. Any "space geek" that steps into the McDonnell Space Hangar will feel like a kid in a candy store when they get up close to the Center's collection of space artifacts, including Space Shuttle Discovery, the Apollo 11 Mobile Quarantine Facility, space suits, rockets, satellites, and space toys (just to mention a few things).

The National Museum of the United States Army is the first comprehensive and truly national museum to capture, display and interpret the Army's history by telling stories through the eyes of Soldiers. Its displays and interactive-learning exhibits illustrate the Army’s role in building and defending our nation, as well as Army humanitarian missions and technological and medical breakthroughs built on Army ingenuity.

Just minutes from downtown Washington, D.C with direct access to the Metro’s Silver Line, Tysons is the Nation's Capital choice for selection, style and fashion. Here, Tysons Galleria and Tysons Corner Center are the main shopping hubs and offer retail therapy to shoppers at over 400 specialty and department stores, celebrated restaurants, eateries, and entertainment options. Tysons is where world-class shopping, dining and entertainment converge to offer the visitor a monumental experience.

Washington, DC vacations are on everyone's to-do list at some point. Fairfax County is one of the closest neighbors to DC, making it easy to get from here to the attractions with ease (especially if you use the Metro). You'll find plenty of museums to visit including the exceptional Smithsonian museums, cultural events, dozens of monuments and memorials dedicated to legendary American leaders and other great things to do in our Nation's Capital. 

Every year, Wolf Trap National Park shows a large variety of performances that cover everything from folk and blues, orchestra and classical, pop, country, dance, theater, and even opera! So no matter what, there's a show for everyone. At Wolf Trap, you'll find spring and summer outdoor venues that include the Filene Center and the Wolf Trap Children's Theatre-in-the-Woods, and an indoor venue for fall and winter performances called The Barns at Wolf Trap.

The Workhouse Arts Center is set on 55 acres of land on the campus of what used to be the historic D.C. Workhouse and Reformatory.  Today, the Workhouse supports more than 100 of the region's finest professional and emerging artists and is fast becoming a regionally and nationally recognized visual and performing arts mecca for all of those interested in the arts.