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Meet Fairfax County's storytellers, and then create your own travel story.
The country's most visited historic estate invites you visit and explore.
This Smithsonian museum is the sister facility to the museum on the National Mall.
Enjoy a walk through a half-mile of mesmerizing lights in one of Virginia's premiere gardens - nightly through January 6th.
Drive through 2.5 miles of festive light displays and visit the holiday village from November 21 - January 6.
Find hotels close to a Metro station.
Looking for a hotel in a specific area? Use our handy hotel map!
When you're in the mood to dine al fresco, look no further than our list of restaurants offering a range of outdoor seating options.
Browse our dining deals to save some dough on your next meal.
Try your hand at one of our local chef’s recipes.
From metro stations to hotels to attractions, find the map you need most.
Carry all there is to see and do right in the palm of your hand.
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.
SHOPPING
Shopping is just as synonymous as tourist attractions when it comes to taking a vacation, and we have some of the best shopping in Fairfax County that you could possibly hope for! Our Washington DC area shopping venues are sure to have exactly what it is you're looking for.
Affordable Accommodations
From five-star to pet-friendly hotels, find your home away from home while you’re visiting Fairfax County, Virginia. More
Family-Friendly Fairfax
Immerse your children in activities that stimulate their imagination. With so much fascinating history in Fairfax County, you can bet they’ll have fun while they learn. More
Eclectic Dining
There’s a little bit of everything when it comes to local food in the Washington, DC region. Explore international cuisine, or choose a Fairfax original with a great atmosphere, for your next trip. More
