• George Washington’s Mount Vernon - At George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate, visitors are transported into the world of America’s first president by exploring his meticulously preserved 18th-century mansion overlooking the Potomac River. Inside the home, guests can view the rooms where Washington lived and worked, including his private study and the elegant dining room where he entertained dignitaries. The expansive grounds feature vibrant gardens, working farms, and reconstructed outbuildings that illustrate daily life on the plantation. Highlights also include the museum and education center, which houses original artifacts and interactive exhibits, and Washington’s tomb, where he and Martha are interred. The blend of history, architecture, and natural beauty offers a profound experience that connects visitors with Washington as both a leader and a private citizen.
• The National Museum of the United States Army - At the National Museum of the United States Army in Fort Belvoir, Virginia, visitors embark on an immersive journey through the history of America’s oldest military branch. The museum’s striking architecture sets the stage for exhibits that trace the Army’s story from the Revolutionary War to today’s modern missions. Inside, guests experience state-of-the-art galleries with interactive displays, significant artifacts, and life-size dioramas that place them alongside soldiers in pivotal moments of history. The museum also features the Experiential Learning Center, offering hands-on activities for all ages, and the Army Theater, which brings the Army’s legacy to life through film. Outdoors, visitors can walk the Army Trail and reflect at the Medal of Honor Garden, honoring those who served with extraordinary valor. It’s a dynamic and inspiring tribute to the men and women who have defended the nation for over 240 years.
• Old Town - Old Town Alexandria offers a glimpse into the world George Washington knew well. Just a few miles from his Mount Vernon estate, Alexandria was his social, business, and political hub. Washington dined at Gadsby’s Tavern, worshipped at Christ Church, and conducted business along the bustling waterfront, which was one of the busiest ports in colonial America. Walking the cobblestone streets today, visitors can explore many of the same sites Washington frequented, making Old Town a living connection to his daily life.

• Private transportation
• Step on Guide
• Admission fees
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities

Embark on the Ultimate Patriot Tour and explore the life of George Washington, the first President of the United States. Start your journey at Mount Vernon, where Washington’s meticulously restored mansion and gardens showcase his legacy as both a leader and a farmer. Then, explore his military contributions at the National Museum of the United States Army, which features engaging exhibits on the Army’s beginnings. Conclude your tour with a walk through Old Town Alexandria, the colonial city where Washington lived, dined, and worshiped, allowing you to experience the historic streets he once traversed. This tour provides a unique insight into the personal and public life of one of America’s most esteemed figures.

• Visit Washington’s magnificent estate at Mount Vernon
• Uncover his military heritage at the National Museum of the United States Army
• Stroll through the historic streets of Old Town Alexandria
• Gain understanding of Washington’s life as a soldier, statesman, and citizen

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