Landmarks in Alexandria, Virginia

Old Town Alexandria is the historic area of the Alexandria, Virginia, located across the Potomac from Washi... More on NileGuide

Live 3 miles away and hate going to BEAUTIFUL OLD TOWN because THERE IS NOT ENOUGH PARKING.....there are, h... More on Yahoo! Travel

Washington DC’s oldest riverboat company offers you private boat tours. Our chartered cruises provide a uni... More on Potomacriverboatco.com

I went to the company that runs the water taxi to National Harbor and had a great experience. More on Yahoo! Travel

This National Historic Landmark was the home of George Washington. Discover the real George Washington in t... More on VisitLoudoun.org

Plan a trip to the Geroge Washington Masonic Memorial and you'll be planning a trip into the weird. ... More on Judysbook.com

The riverside estate of George Washington now includes the Ford Orientation Center and Donald W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center, new facilities with 25 galleries and theaters, more than 700 a... More on Virginia.org

The museum is a nice, added touch. More on Yahoo! Travel

In operation since the 1770's, this tavern offers a great colonial dining experience with authentic d�cor a... More on DogFriendly.com

Billed as going strong in 1770, the atmosphere is sto More on igougo

This 18th-century home was used by General Braddock as his headquarters during the French and Indian War. L... More on Heritage

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The new Flying Fish Restaurant of Old Town Alexandria presents it"s concept: "Restaurant as Art". The Flying Fish was decorated eighteen months before it's grand opening February of 2005. All of th... More on Yahoo! Travel

Just overall had a bad experience I do not plan on ever going back... More on Yahoo! Travel

A nonalcoholic, family oriented New Year's Eve celebration ... More on Yahoo! Travel

A bus showed up and bumped all those who had been waiting as it was a VIP bus. More on Yahoo! Travel

There are few drives more beautiful than the one down the George Washington Parkway to Cedar Knoll Inn - Built in the late 1800's, located a few miles from George Washington's Mt Vernon, it sits atop a hill overlooking the Potomac ... More on entertainment.com

Inscription. Gum Springs, an African-American community, originated here on a 214-acre farm bought in 1833 by West Ford (ca. 1785-1863), a freed man, skilled carpenter, and manager of the Mount Ver... More on HMDB

This black community in Fairfax County was founded by patriarchal freedman West Ford, a former slave of George Washington's family, who acquired the property in 1833. Gum Springs became a place for... More on Virginia.org