Known as “America’s Favorite Drive,” this route follows the Appalachian Mountains and boasts some of the most spectacular scenery in the world.

A modern American restaurant and wine bar featuring locally sourced ingredients, seasonally curated menus, and great hospitality.

What was once neglected farmland is now Theodore Roosevelt Island, a memorial to the outdoorsman President that he likely would have loved to explore. Walk or bike through miles of forested trails—you’ll find the entrance to the park as you travel northbound on the George Washington Memorial Parkway.

The thriving African American neighborhood of Queen City was razed to accommodate the construction of the Pentagon. Learn more about the neighborhood through an artistic tribute at Metropolitan Park.

Stock up on stationary, gifts, notebooks, and more to remember your trip and spur your creative projects.

The brick-lined sidewalks of this historic neighborhood will lead you to a variety of local restaurants, charming shops, and the scenic views of the Potomac waterfront.

Choose from a variety of eateries at this urban park just off the Mount Vernon Trail.

Manumission Tour Company curates guided cultural heritage tours designed to highlight Alexandria’s extensive African American History. Founded by a 4th generation Alexandrian, we offer weekend guided walking tours February thru December. Personalized group tours and step-on services are available by request.

Vegetarians, vegans, and meat lovers will all find something to devour at Makeda, where fresh ingredients and friendly service are high priorities.

Enjoy small plates, cheese and charcuterie, and seasonal entrees at this wine bar and bistro.