Address: Lorton, VA 22079, USA
“Very pretty and kept nicely. Parents if you go with kids under 2, TAKE AN ERGO/carrier. Strollers are not allowed in the house. The house is a must see. So pretty and kept up. Cost of admission was very reasonable and gave you access to the grounds. Short walk from Pohick Regional Park. Note, no “food” around like Mt.Vernon, so pack snacks for the kids and yourself. The grounds are beautiful and big. A must see in Virginia and away from the traditional colonial visits. No long wait like Mt.Vernon.”
Address: 5513 Mount Vernon Memorial Hwy, Alexandria, VA 22309, USA
“I just love old mills. Glad the general admission included this tour. If you are mechanically minded you can see all that it would take to put one of these together (the waterwheel and all the gears working together). Looked like high quality corn meal. Made me hungry for corn bread.”
Address: 3200 Mount Vernon Memorial Hwy, Alexandria, VA 22309, USA
“Mount Vernon is much more than just the historic house tour although that is great by itself. The orientation center is an interesting museum with exhibits to help illustrate the life and times of Washington. The inn has good period foods and the farm is Interesting. Well worth a day.”
Address: 9601 Ox Rd, Lorton, VA 22079, USA
“I always start at the building closest to the parking lot and never make it very far, so I started at the glass gallery and after 2 hours didn't get to see more than the single building. The lesson is that when you talk to the artists you will need a lot more time than you think.”
Address: 3200 Mount Vernon Memorial Hwy, Alexandria, VA 22309, USA
“When visiting WDC be sure to make a day-trip to Mt Vernon. See how The Nation's First President hosted his guests and ran his plantation with slave labor. One interesting architectural feature is the faux marble paint on the exterior of the main house and the separate kitchen buildings.”
Address: 3200 Mount Vernon Hwy, Mt Vernon, VA 22121, USA
“Mount Vernon is a lesser publicized historic site in the greater Washington, D.C. area. It isn’t run by the National Park Service. However, it is magnificent and beautifully kept. It’s well worth the small price for admission, currently $20 adults, $12 age 6-11, $19 62+, kids 5 and under are free. It’s a large property but a pleasant walk to complete the mostly self guided tour. The mansion is guided and depending on how crowded it is they might assign you a specific time to attend the mansion tour. You can show up anytime after your assigned time, you don’t have to show up exactly at that time. Mount Vernon is kept up like a working farm. It changes throughout the year, along with the seasons. As do the decorations around the property. I’ve been during the Summer and at Thanksgiving and both times had unique aspects to them. There are a few short movies that provide some history about Mount Vernon, George Washington, and related topics. They are very good as well. Overall, this is a great site to see and you won’t be disappointed.”
Address: 7708 Ridgepark Ct, Springfield, VA 22153, USA
“4/5. Steak was cooked. Too much vegetables. Vietnamese-owned establishment. Local kid plays to the beat of "Africa" for entertainment. Would like to see more variety. Very Quality meat for the price ;). Dry aged in the dank conditions. 8/10 would come again.”
1 million customers
find businesses on BusinessYab every month.
500 businesses
join BusinessYab every day.
BusinessYab helps you…