Find history living at every turn in the 3rd oldest historic district in the nation. Colonial architecture lends itself to unique shops and restaurants. Dogs are optional, but always welcome. more information
Artisans of all types gather in Del Ray to live, work and shop and make this neighborhood an enclave for the arts. Just up the road, and a half a world away, lies Arlandria with restaurants with international color and an internationally recognized music hall. more information
Invention and innovation are at the heart of Eisenhower Valley. Located at the west end of Old Town adjacent to the King Street Metrorail station, this neighborhood is the contemporary counterpart Old Town as it creates history for tomorrow. more information
Home to a large, diverse group of restaurants, a shopping mall, fine hotels and plenty of parking, the modern conveniences of the West End is are complemented by early history of Alexandria and areas of peace, reflection and respite. more information
Experience an alluring mix of historical authenticity and urban sophistication in Alexandria. As the hometown of George Washington and Civil War General Robert E. Lee, Alexandria attracts visitors from near and far to enjoy America's historic main streets.
Alexandria offers a collection of over ten historic museums that preserve the city's important heritage amidst modern day delights including the Potomac River waterfront with vistas of Washington, D.C. Relax while dining al fresco in the warm weather months (typcially May through October in Alexandria), spend a day on the bustling waterfront on board Alexandria's lunch and dinner cruises or ride the Water Taxi to the Georgetown waterfront in Washington, D.C. or to National Harbor in Maryland. Explore scenic neighborhoods such as Del Ray, "Where Main Street Still Exists" discover acclaimed restaurants, chic boutiques, a thriving arts scene, an eclectic business district, and diverse attractions.
Alexandria is conveniently set in the heart of the Washington, D.C. region. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is just minutes away and Dulles International is within a forty minute drive. Three major interstates: I-95, I-395, and I-495 come together here. Enjoy the convenience of travel by Metrorail, trolley, boat, or car or simply relax on board an Amtrak train at the King Street station.
