Cheap Things To Do in Vienna, Virginia

Musicals, Opera, Jazz, Rock n’ Roll, Country, Dance and other performing arts are an important part of our ... More on Nps.gov

Wolf Trap Farm Park is the only National Park for the performing arts in America. Located just outside the ... More on Epinions.com

Inscription. Caught in Conflict. In 1859, Abram Lydecker, a New Jersey merchant, purchased land in Vienna on which to build a large combination dwelling and store. The Lydecker family was displaced... More on HMDB

This is a neat little museum that is a treasure in Vienna. More on Judysbook.com

100-acre garden with visitor center, and three ponds. The collection includes azaleas, lilies, hostas, daff... More on Virginia.org

Free parking too... More on KidsPlayParks

Tennis, basketball, volleyball, softball, and baseball, gardens, picnicing, a fitness trail, and a wooded nature path are just a few of the lures at N ottoway. The tennis courts may be reserved ... More on KidsPlayParks

Lots of donated "ride On" toys and a sand box make this a lovely park for toddlers. More on GoCityKids

Located at the corner of Church and Mill Streets, N.E., the house served at various times as a residence, store, Civil War hospital, railroad station, post office, ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

The Freeman House was constructed to serve as a general store, but took on a number of roles including housing soldiers as a makeshift hospital during the Civil War. The house is now a museum and ... More on Fxva.com

Multiple playgrounds, port-a-potty, soccer field, basketball court and tennis courts. More on KidsPlayParks

Inscription. On June 17, 1861, near this spot, a railroad was first used tactically in warfare when units from the 1st to 8th Regiments, South Carolina successfully engaged 1st Ohio Volunteers who were using a train of the Loudoun ... More on HMDB

V isitors will enjoy the hometown atmosphere of Maple Avenue (Rt. 123) bustling with specialty shops, numerous restaurants, family run businesses and stores. Take a stroll down treelined Historic C... More on Viennava.gov

Inscription. (Front Side): History of the Railroad in Vienna 1859 to 1968: 1859 — Alexandria, Loudoun & Hampshire Railroad begins passenger, mail and freight service to Vienna. 1861 — F... More on HMDB