• George Washington Memorial Parkway - Travel along the scenic George Washington Memorial Parkway, a nationally designated historic roadway that follows the Potomac River. Enjoy beautiful views of the river, forests, and historic landmarks while the guide shares stories about George Washington, the parkway’s history, and the natural beauty connecting Washington, D.C., Alexandria, and Mount Vernon.
• Boyhood Home of Robert E. Lee - Pass by the Boyhood Home of Robert E. Lee, one of Alexandria’s most historic homes. The guide will discuss Robert E. Lee’s early life in Alexandria, his military career, the Civil War, and the lasting impact of this historic site within the broader story of American history.
• Alexandria’s Christ Church - Pass by Historic Christ Church, one of the oldest churches in Virginia and a treasured landmark of colonial America. Built in 1773, the church was attended by George Washington and Robert E. Lee. The guide will share its remarkable history, beautiful Georgian architecture, and its important role in the nation’s early years.
• George Washington Masonic National Memorial - Pass by the George Washington Masonic National Memorial, one of Alexandria’s most recognizable landmarks. Inspired by the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria, this majestic monument honors George Washington’s leadership, integrity, and commitment to public service. The expert guide will explain its architecture, symbolism, and historical significance as it overlooks the historic city of Alexandria.
• St. Mary’s Cemetery - Pass by St. Mary’s Cemetery, one of Alexandria’s oldest Catholic cemeteries, established in the 18th century. The guide will share its historical significance, the stories of prominent individuals buried here, and its connection to Alexandria’s rich colonial and early American heritage.
• Fort Washington - Pass by historic Fort Washington, a 19th-century coastal fort overlooking the Potomac River. Built to help protect the nation’s capital after the War of 1812, the fort offers impressive views of the river and stands as an important reminder of America’s early military history. The guide will explain its strategic role in defending Washington, D.C.
• George Washington’s Mount Vernon - Discover George Washington’s Mount Vernon, the beautifully preserved estate of America’s first President. Explore the historic mansion, lush gardens, Washington’s tomb, working farm, museum, and education center while learning about his life, military leadership, presidency, and enduring legacy. Enjoy approximately two hours of free time to explore one of the nation’s most treasured historic sites.

• Admission fees
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• Alcoholic beverages

Explore the historic landmarks of Alexandria and Mount Vernon, where you can immerse yourself in the life of George Washington. The tour starts with a picturesque drive through Old Alexandria, showcasing sites such as Christ Church and the George Washington Masonic Temple. At Mount Vernon, take advantage of an audio tour that vividly narrates the estate’s rich history, including details about Washington’s family and his enslaved workers. This engaging journey offers a unique combination of cultural education and sightseeing, perfect for history buffs and families.

• Duration: Around 5 hours, with two tour options available daily
• Includes entrance fees and audio tour at Mount Vernon
• Departure from Hyatt Regency, Washington, DC
• Suitable for both adults and children, with specific pricing for each

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.