Traveling from out of town or looking for great activities after the show? You’ll find the information you need right here. We’ve compiled a useful collection of information on area hotels, restaurants, fun activities, tourist attractions and more.
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Fun Things To Do! |
Gray Line Sightseeing Tours (301) 386-8300/1-800-862-1400
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"All Day Interior Public Buildings" (9 hour tour)
LV Daily 7:30am from Union Station (Metro stops at Union Station)
"Washington/Embassy Row/Arlington Cemetery" (4 hour tour)
LV Daily 2:00pm from Union Station (Metro stops at Union Station)
"Mt. Vernon/Alexandria" (4 hour tour)
LV Daily 8:30am from Union Station (Metro stops at Union Station)
"Trolley Tour/All Day"
(major DC sights on 2 hr. circle - can get on/off shuttle)
"Washington After Dark" (3 hour tour)
LV Daily 7:45pm from Union Station (Metro stops at Union Station)
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Museums and Other Places of Interest |
Air and Space Museum
Corcoran Gallery
Hirshorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
National Gallery of Art
Smithsonian Institution
Botanic Gardens
Freer Gallery of Art
Museum of Natural History
National Zoological Park |
Manassas National Battlefield |
About 6 miles north of the Town of Manassas on Route 234. Where the Battle of Manassas ( Battle of Bull Run)was fought during the Civil War. Has a small museum that will orient you to the layout of the battlefield. You can see it from your car – or you can walk. |
Restaurant Cruise Ship |
(703) 683-6076 The Dandy serves breakfast at midnight, brunch, lunch, and dinner while you enjoy an unparalleled view of our Nation's majestic monuments. Leaves from Alexandria. |
Sully Plantation |
In Herndon (703) 437-1794
Built in 1794 by Richard Bland Lee, Northern Virginia's first Congressman. The House was furnished during the Federal Period. Tours of the house take place on the hour and tours of the outbuildings on the half hour.
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