Is There Anywhere To Visit In Alexandria?

Alexandria is a must see. It was originally abusy port and colonial trading post and the boyhood home of Robert E. Lee. There are wonderful examples of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century architecture. It is located close to Washington D.C. Here are the top 5 things to see.
Old Town Alexandria – The boyhood home of Robert E. Lee as well the town center for politics during the revolution. It is close to Christ Church. Walk down the cobblestone off King Street or visit some of the restaurants and small boutiques here.
Cameron Run Regional Park – This area park has enjoyment for the entire family. The variety of activities available include batting cages, miniature golf, raft rental, snack bar and water park with a waterslide and wave pool.
Mount Vernon – This beautiful estate was the home of George Washington. Having outstanding views along the Potomac River, this estate includes Washington's mansions, his tomb, two museums, 12 outbuildings, a Slave memorials and farm site. Of the over 500 acres, don't miss the stunning gardens.
Alexandria Colonial Tours – This ghost tour is filled with legends and folklore about the colonial culture and history about the city. It is both enjoyable and enlightening. All guides are in authentic 18th century costumes.
Gadsby's Tavern Museum - This tavern was part of the social and political life in Alexandria during the 18th century. See the tavern and hotel where historical figures visited. There is a restaurant on site that serves both modern and historical period foods

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