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From Civil War battlefields to DC monuments, here's your guide to the area.
The urban center of Fairfax County, Tysons is a destination of its own.
Visit Alexandria and Mount Vernon
This bustling hub of business and activity is dotted with historical sites, and fun activities all blended with a hint of natural beauty. More
Visit Centreville
This area has incredible Civil War history but is also home to an award-winning winery and an up-and-coming Korean food scene. More
Visit Fairfax
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. More
Visit Herndon
Visit Herndon on your next vacation and take advantage of great dining, kid-friendly attractions, and many outdoor recreation activities. More
Visit Merrifield
This up-and-coming, trendy area of Fairfax County is home to incredible shopping, dining, and events and is located near a Metro station. More
Visit Tysons Corner
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. More
Visit Annandale
This growing and ethnically diverse part of the county has some of the best dining and unique shopping in the area. More
Visit Clifton
Clifton is a quaint small town with antiques, local cafes and shops, an award-winning winery, and surprising history. More
Visit Falls Church
Walk along Broad Street, visit the fascinating world inside the Eden Center, or try some of the region's best tacos in Falls Church. More
Visit Mason Neck
This historic area plays host to outdoor enthusiasts visiting one of the many parks and wildlife refuges found here, including a Virginia State Park. More
Visit Reston
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. More
Visit Vienna and Oakton
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. More
Visit Burke and Lorton
Abundant natural resources, a one-of-a-kind arts center, and friendly faces are awaiting you in this area of Fairfax County. More
Visit Chantilly
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. More
Visit Great Falls
The beautiful area of Great Falls includes an incredible National Park site, a welcoming little village, and more great outdoor adventures. More
Visit McLean
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. More
Visit Springfield
Springfield is home to great shopping at the new Springfield Town Center and amazing outdoor recreation. Learn more about Springfield, VA. More
Our Neighbors
Fairfax County is lucky to be positioned on the other side of the river from one very famous neighbor. Meet Washington, DC as well as our other friendly neighbors, from Old Town Alexandria to Virginia's Wine Country. More
