Alexandria Itineraries

Alexandria's Original Ghost & Graveyard Tour. Our Colonial costumed guides lead you by lantern light telling you ghost stories, legends and folklore. Reservations accepted. Tours leave from garden of

Explore charming Old Town Alexandria with a local historian. Stroll by 18th- and 19th-century houses and buildings and immerse yourself in the history of the city both George Washington and Robert E.

Owned by a ninth-generation Virginian, this company offers a daily 90-minute history tour from Ramsay House Visitors Center. March-Dec, (Jan-Feb by appointment only). Also offered by appointment a

Founded in 1954, The Art League, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization, is among the nation's largest and oldest multi-service organizations for visual artists. As a major component of the cultural fabric of

Find out what mysteries lie behind the closed doors of four of Alexandria's historic sites! Attics and Alleys is a new three-hour walking tour featuring the rarely seen spaces of four sites-the

Turn your next group outing into an unforgettable event with a Bike and Roll ride! Rent a bike and experience a fun, unique and informative way to see the sites. Ride to the Nation's Capitol to tour

The Butcher's Block, A Market by RW is a uniquely charming and practical Old Town Alexandria market. Adjacent to Lorien Hotel & Spa and designed by Vicente Wolf, the shop evokes a European market

Voted "Best Cheese Plate" by Washington City Paper! A gourmet cheese boutique specializing in hard-to-find cheeses, meats and accompaniments from around the world. Also browse through our extensive

Gourmet dining, dancing and an unparalleled view of our nation's majestic monuments. Sail year-round, rain, snow or shine, in climate-controlled comfort. Reservations recommended. Accommodates groups

We offer three-hour guided excursions that take you down the cobblestone streets of picturesque Old Town Alexandria. Take a journey through one of the nation’s largest historic districts that was once

A distinctive portfolio of sightseeing cruise experiences from Southwest Washington, D.C. with a fantastic fusion of dining, entertainment, and views. Options include brunch, lunch and dinner cruises

A cozy wine bar and boutique wine shop in the Heart of Old Town, GRAPE + BEAN is a favorite dining spot among locals. The wine bar features a rotating selection of fantastic wines from all over the

History and architecture walking tours of Old Town offered from the garden of the Ramsay House Visitors Center, March-Nov., weather permitting. (Alternates with Alexandria Tours.) Also offers tours of

Oils and vinegars are like fine wines: with subtle nuances of flavors, thousands of varieties and, not to mention, the pure deliciousness that comes from cooking with them. It is the mission of the

Pacers Alexandria opened in 1991 and is “ye olde”-st store in the Pacers family. Nestled among historic buildings and rowhouses, this store embodies the “old running store” feel with decades worth of

Port City Brewing Company is a new artisanal brewery producing an exciting line of hand-made, great quality, locally crafted ales. Located near Old Town Alexandria, the tasting room is open

The Potomac Bead Company offers the area's largest selection of gemstones, crystals, glass, pearls, lampwork, seed beads, pendants, sterling silver, antique brass, gold filled and copper findings.

Custom yacht docked in Old Town Alexandria, specializing in corporate meetings & celebrations, birthdays, anniversaries, reunions. Ideal for 10-35 guests! Apr-Dec

THE POTOMAC RIVERBOAT COMPANY continues to make our most popular cruises available for your group of 20 or more. Our Washington Monuments, Alexandria Seaport, Mount Vernon by Water, Water Taxi, Canine

Strap on a light-weight, high-tech suit and enter the 7500sqft multi-level, fog-filled carpeted arena for the adventure of a lifetime! Ramps, catwalks, bridges and passageways are throughout the arena

A wonderland of exotic, hand-selected spices, sugars, salts, seasonings, gourmet teas and accessories not available in your grocery store. Come explore our distinctive, high-quality products, unique

Candy, chocolate and truffles! A family-owned shop specializing in regional producers, hard-to-find candies, and gourmet chocolates.

A revolutionary sports entertainment complex offering great food, fun and competition year-round. Microchips in every ball track your accuracy and distance, and award points by hitting targets on our

Enjoy a fun-filled show that takes you on a memorable musical "tour" of America presented by the area's best singers and musicians with multi-media effects and costumed historical greeters. Presented

Step right into the museum's laboratory where archaeologists reconstruct Alexandria's history, fragment by fragment. Tues.-Fri. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. 1-5 p.m.

Originally the segregated library for Alexandria's African American residents, the museum documents the local and national history, culture and contributions of Black America. Tues.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4

Maestro Kim Allen Kluge guides the professional orchestra through critically acclaimed performances full of passion and power. Five concerts Sept.-May at 8 p.m. at the Schlesinger Center in

A Greek Revival building built in 1851, it was home to the Bank of the Old Dominion, where Robert E. Lee did his banking. Today it is an art gallery and home of the Northern Virginia Fine Arts

The Captain Rocky Versace Plaza and Vietnam Veterans' Memorial honors the service and supreme sacrifice of the 67 men from Alexandria who either died in Vietnam and the surrounding area during that

A Georgian Palladian manor house built in 1753 by merchant and city founder John Carlyle. Here, five royal governors and General Braddock met to discuss funding of the French and Indian War.

This beautiful English country-style church was built between 1767-1773 and was attended by George Washington & Robert E. Lee. Tours available Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Sun. 2-4 p.m., with Sun. morning

This library, in a lovely wooded setting on property once owned by George Washington, fosters an appreciation of the American heritage with objects including many flags, weapons from the Revolutionary

The museum, patterned after a Union headquarters building, houses a fine Civil War collection and exhibits. The Fort's Northwest Bastion has been completely restored. Museum open Tues.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5

Once headquarters for the slave-trade operation of Franklin, Armfield & Co., this historic building now houses the Northern Virginia Urban League's newly opened museum. Self-guided tours Monday-Friday

Once headquarters for the slave-trade operation of Franklin, Armfield & Co., this historic building now houses the Northern Virginia Urban League's newly opened museum. Self-guided tours Monday-Friday

Established in 1774, the Friendship Fire Company was the first volunteer fire company in Alexandria. The current firehouse was built in 1855 and now houses historic firefighting equipment and

Consists of two buildings, the 1785 Georgian tavern and the 1792 City Hotel. The tavern has been authentically restored to its 18th-century appearance. Notable guests included George Washington and

Patterned after a lighthouse in Alexandria, Egypt, the Memorial displays a magnificent 17-ft. bronze statue of George Washington and an outstanding collection of Washington artifacts. Open daily.

The 1755 Georgian-style mansion was the home of George Mason, author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights and a framer of the U.S. Constitution. Daily 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; closed major holidays.

The 1755 Georgian-style mansion was the home of George Mason, author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights and a framer of the U.S. Constitution. Daily 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; closed major holidays.

Ivy Hill is one of Alexandria's largest and most historic cemeteries, with a wealth of protected flora and fauna. Educational and cultural programs as well as lectures and tours available.

From 1785-1903, the house served as the home to 37 members of the Lee family. John L. Lewis, a powerful and controversial labor leader, lived in the house from 1937-1969. Guided by its 1852 inventory,

The area's oldest, continuously operating theater performs musicals, comedies, and dramas year-round with a holiday show in early December. Performances at 8 p.m.; Sun matinees.

The 1839 Greek Revival building serves as the City's history museum. An ongoing exhibition tells the story of Alexandria, once one of the busiest ports in America. Archaeological finds, old

You are royally invited to the most lavish and lively dinner on King Street.  Four course feast, ale, music, romance and adventure for just one low price.  Friday and Saturday nights from 7:00 until

Medieval Times offers an exciting evening of quality entertainment based on the Middle Ages.

MetroStage is a professional not-for-profit theater that produces works by established and emerging playwrights chosen for their social, political and entertainment value. Bring a group and have an

The beautiful riverside estate of George Washington includes the Mansion, outbuildings, tomb, & working farm, and new visitor facilities with 25 galleries and theaters. The new Orientation Center and

Visit the National Inventors Hall of Fame and Museum located in the United States Patent and Trademark Office and marvel at the ingenuity of mankind! To honor the Inductees, their names are inscribed

The Newseum — a 250,000-square-foot museum of news — offers visitors an experience that blends five centuries of news history with up-to-the-second technology and hands-on exhibits. The Newseum is

Northern Virginia's only authentic country-western nightclub features live bands, two large dance floors, couples two-step and line-dance lessons, a separate karaoke bar, and stage-view dining.

Built in 1775, the church was the site of memorial services for George Washington in 1799. A memorial to an unknown soldier of the American Revolution can be visited in the churchyard. Mon.-Fri. 9

Strap on a light-weight, high-tech suit and enter the 7500sqft multi-level, fog-filled carpeted arena for the adventure of a lifetime! Ramps, catwalks, bridges and passageways are throughout the arena

Situated on a quiet corner in north Old Town, a la Lucia has fast become on of the neighborhoods favorite spots. Consistently recognized by Washingtonian magazine as one of it the area’s top 100

Critically acclaimed for its variety of Asian cuisines - from Thailand, China, Vietnam and more - and its charming setting. Accommodates groups to 80, private room 25.

Bastille offers elegant and contemporary French bistro cuisine in a comfortable yet, upscale setting. Highlighting the cooking of acclaimed chefs Christophe and Michelle Poteaux, Bastille features an

Bring your party to us. Delicious meals designed for parties of 10 or more, by reservation only. Chosen selections are served family style with plenty for all. Choose one item from each category.

A cozy local gathering place with delicious food, unusual wines and beers and friendly service. Sunday brunch.  Accommodates groups to 150.

The Birchmere is legendary, committed to the highest quality music in a comfortable and intimate atmosphere. Light dinner fare. Open on show days only. Accommodates groups to 500.

Celebrating 25 Years of Being Sweet! A local favorite, this cafe located in Old Town Alexandria, features full breakfast, salad bar, specialty sandwiches, hot soup and entree selections daily and

Thick and thin pizzas, soups, salads and pasta plus takeout, delivery and catering. The Sports Bar has non-stop sports on 14 TVs. Accommodates groups to 80.

Wide variety of sandwiches and salads, plus breakfast pastries and artisan breads. Now serving dinner, with Ethiopian specialties. Outdoor dining.

Designed in grand Art-Deco style and located in the heart of Alexandria, this is a club like no other in the Washington, D.C., area. Featuring white-tablecloth fine dining and live world-class jazz

Serving classic American cuisine, steaks, seafood, salads and burgers. Sunday brunch. Accommodates groups to 60.

Enjoy spectacular views of the Potomac River and Washington, D.C. Relax and experience the imaginative new menu! Reservations recommended. Accommodates groups to 300.

Celebrate the sporting life on the water in two bars - the StraightWharf and the Crew Bar - and three dining rooms. Seasonal American food. Accommodates groups to 350.

Modern American brasserie and bar in Old Town Alexandria. Comfortable, unpretentious and affordable cooking featuring oysters, charcuterie and steaks. Private dining spaces available for formal seated

Real Wisconsin-style custard and imaginative sorbets. Homemade cookies, cobblers and marshmallows make this a "dessert destination” says theWashington Post.

Gourmet dining, dancing and an unparalleled view of our nation's majestic monuments. Sail year-round, rain, snow or shine, in climate-controlled comfort. Reservations recommended. Accommodates groups

A modern Irish restaurant in an ancient setting - the entire restaurant is salvaged from monasteries & castles. Join us for our hospitality, eclectic menu and fine wines & whiskeys. Open daily 11

Fine Indian cuisine.Weekly lunch specials.  Accommodates groups to 75.

An American steak and seafood restaurant, with a five foot-long iced crustacean and sushi bar, and an extensive wine list. Accommodates groups to 70.

Fireflies is a local institution known for our delicious brick oven pizzas, extensive beer list, great local live music, and cozy neighborhood atmosphere.  Since 2002 we have been providing Alexandria

Fresh seafood and entertainment in the heart of Old Town. Accommodates groups to 100.

Fine dining including sushi, seafood, karoake and live entertainment, plus the 'restaurant as art,' with walls covered in murals created by local artists. Accommodates groups to 30.

Charming European style cafe, creperie and wine bar serving steak frites, mussels, pate, Brittany style savory (made with Buckwheat flour) and sweet crepes. Offering wide selection of

Foster's is a casual, family-friendly neighborhood venue that specializes in half-pound hamburgers, hand-cut fries and thick shakes. Hot dogs, salads, and fresh-squeezed lemonade are also on the menu

Historic 18th-century tavern offers guests an authentic atmosphere with entertainment on the weekends.  Courtyard available.  Sunday brunch.  Accommodates groups to 200.

Modern Italian cuisine with influences from French and American cooking. Excellent service with well-prepared cuisine makes it a favorite among locals and visitors. Accommodates groups to 50.

A cozy wine bar and boutique wine shop in the Heart of Old Town, GRAPE + BEAN is a favorite dining spot among locals. The wine bar features a rotating selection of fantastic wines from all over the

Beloved for its relaxed American fine dining - great food, flawless service and an upscale atmosphere. Expect wildgame fish, the finest meats & fowl and perfect produce combined with selections from

Tucked into a cozy townhouse, Hank's offers New England comfort food, including steamers, chowders, popcorn shrimp and short ribs plus a wide selection of oysters. Hank's original D.C. location was

Nationally acclaimed Texas, Cincinnati and vegetarian chili plus burgers, sandwiches and salads. Large selection of microbrewed beers. Accommodates groups to 40.