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Discover well-preserved late-18th and early-19th century urban architecture in this National Historic Landmark District. Explore the commercial center around S. Washington Street and King Street, featuring notable buildings like the Art Deco Virginia Public Service building.
Del Ray welcomes you with its quirky small-town vibe just minutes from DC's chaos. Mount Vernon Avenue forms the neighborhood's beating heart, lined with colorful Victorian storefronts housing independent bookshops and cozy cafes. Locals gather at Pat Miller Square for community events, while tree-canopied streets showcase charming early 20th-century homes with wraparound porches.
The dining scene offers everything from farm-to-table bistros to ethnic eateries with reasonable prices. Most shops and restaurants operate Tuesday through Sunday, with limited Monday hours. While there aren't many hotels directly in Del Ray, you'll find boutique B&Bs and vacation rentals in historic homes nearby.
Eisenhower East combines corporate cool with unexpected cultural gems. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office anchors this modern district where innovation is celebrated at the National Inventors Hall of Fame. Business travelers appreciate the sleek office towers and wide boulevards, while history buffs can easily visit nearby Alexandria National Cemetery and Masonic Memorial.
Grab lunch at upscale chain restaurants during weekdays when the area buzzes with professionals. Extended-stay hotels with kitchenettes make perfect bases for work trips. The Eisenhower Avenue Metro Station puts you just 20 minutes from DC attractions with trains running every 6-12 minutes during peak hours.
Old Town West offers a delightful journey through Alexandria's colonial past with its well-preserved architecture and cobblestone streets. The Alexandria Black History Museum and Resource Center provide fascinating glimpses into the area's rich cultural heritage. Visitors can explore the charming residential streets where historic townhouses create an authentic neighborhood feel away from tourist crowds.
The area boasts excellent walkability with brick sidewalks connecting cozy cafes and local shops. Braddock Road Metro Station makes getting around easy, while the neighborhood's peaceful tree-lined streets offer a welcome retreat after days spent discovering Alexandria's maritime history and colonial landmarks.
If seeing the sights is on your list of things to do, head to George Washington's Mount Vernon— just one of the landmarks located 1.7 mi (2.8 km) from central Mount Vernon. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here? Mount Vernon has lots of other popular landmarks you might want to see such as White House.
You can find out about the history of Alexandria with a visit to George Washington Masonic National Memorial. Discover the area's top-notch restaurants and its great live music.
After visiting Alexandria City Hall, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Alexandria. Discover the area's fascinating museums and notable monuments.
You can find out about the history of Alexandria when you stop by Market Square. Stroll along the waterfront or visit the notable monuments in the area.
If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Fashion Center at Pentagon City in Pentagon City. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the museums, art galleries, and monuments in the area. Splash some more cash at Pentagon Row.
If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Birchmere in Potomac West. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, The Anthem, Arena Stage, and Kennedy Center are not far.
Cobblestone streets wind through Old Town, where 18th-century townhouses stand as elegant reminders of America's early days. Duck into local boutiques or watch artists at work in the Torpedo Factory Art Center, where former munitions workshops now house creative studios. George Washington's Mount Vernon estate offers a glimpse into the first president's home life, complete with meticulous gardens and Potomac River views. The tiny Spite House, barely seven feet wide, proves that real estate feuds have always existed. Market Square buzzes with activity, while the Lyceum's exhibits illuminate Alexandria's complex past. For a taste of local flavor, explore the Del Ray neighborhood where family-owned restaurants serve everything from gourmet comfort food to international cuisine.
There's a lot visitors like about Alexandria, especially its restaurants and historical sites. You can easily spend a relaxing day visiting Cameron Run Regional Park and Braddock Dog Park. In the surrounding area, popular sights include White House and MGM National Harbor Casino.
