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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon Tobacco Plantation, residence of the First President of the United States, George Washington. Upon arrival we visit the Mansion (Palladian Architecture) and the plantation surroundings including the final resting place of George and Martha Washington. Very interesting..!

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Old Town

We'll get back on the bus and head to Alexandria, an ancient town established in 1749. Old Town Alexandria features the distinguished Gatsby's Tavern restaurant, a prominent 18th century socio-economic political gathering spot where we'll stop for photos.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon Tobacco Plantation, residence of the First President of the United States, George Washington. Upon arrival we visit the Mansion (Palladian Architecture) and the plantation surroundings including the final resting place of George and Martha Washington. Very interesting..!

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Old Town

We'll get back on the bus and head to Alexandria, an ancient town established in 1749. Old Town Alexandria features the distinguished Gatsby's Tavern restaurant, a prominent 18th century socio-economic political gathering spot where we'll stop for photos.

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Маунт-Вернон Джорджа Вашингтона

Табачная плантация Маунт-Вернон, резиденция первого президента США Джорджа Вашингтона. По прибытии мы посетим особняк (архитектура Палладио) и окрестности плантации, включая место последнего упокоения Джорджа и Марты Вашингтон. Очень интересно..!

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Старый город

Мы вернемся на автобусе и направимся в Александрию, древний город, основанный в 1749 году. В Старом городе Александрии есть знаменитый ресторан Gatsby's Tavern, известное место социально-экономических политических собраний 18-го века, где мы остановимся, чтобы сфотографироваться.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Assigned tour guide will recount historical facts of the area while driving along the banks of the Potomac River through the GW Parkway. Upon arrival an 11-minute orientation film courtesy of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association; continued by a guided visit of George Washington restored 1799 mansion. Leisure time on your own to walk and discover innovative farming practices that costumed interpreters demonstrate (April through October) Original and reconstructed buildings that shows what life was like on this 18th-century plantation, George & Martha Washington 1831 Tomb. Walk into the D.W Reynolds Museum where you will grasp GW legacy, experiencing the revolutionary war 4D theater, ending your visit at the gift shop.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

IMPORTANT information about Mansion Revitalization Project. From 2023-2026, Mount Vernon will embark on a landmark preservation project to safeguard the Mansion’s original building fabric and ensure its structural integrity for generations to come. What to expect: The Estate Remains Open During Preservation Work. Mansion: During ongoing preservation work, some of the Mansion's rooms are off-view. The museum, historic grounds, tomb, slave memorial, farm, and gardens remain OPEN. Education Center The Education Center exhibit on George Washington’s life is closed for an extensive rebuild and will reopen in 2026. The museum exhibit Mount Vernon: Story of An American Icon, located next to the Education Center, remains OPEN.

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Old Town

On your way back, 1749 Old Town Alexandria would be explored, pointing out relevant historical events and landmarks that are often overlooked by travelers. A sightseeing drive crossing the Potomac will bring us back into the nation’s capital, ending this wonderful and unique experience.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Assigned tour guide will recount historical facts of the area while driving along the banks of the Potomac River through the GW Parkway. Upon arrival an 11-minute orientation film courtesy of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association; continued by a guided visit of George Washington restored 1799 mansion. Leisure time on your own to walk and discover innovative farming practices that costumed interpreters demonstrate (April through October) Original and reconstructed buildings that shows what life was like on this 18th-century plantation, George & Martha Washington 1831 Tomb. Walk into the D.W Reynolds Museum where you will grasp GW legacy, experiencing the revolutionary war 4D theater, ending your visit at the gift shop.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

IMPORTANT information about Mansion Revitalization Project. From 2023-2026, Mount Vernon will embark on a landmark preservation project to safeguard the Mansion’s original building fabric and ensure its structural integrity for generations to come. What to expect: The Estate Remains Open During Preservation Work. Mansion: During ongoing preservation work, some of the Mansion's rooms are off-view. The museum, historic grounds, tomb, slave memorial, farm, and gardens remain OPEN. Education Center The Education Center exhibit on George Washington’s life is closed for an extensive rebuild and will reopen in 2026. The museum exhibit Mount Vernon: Story of An American Icon, located next to the Education Center, remains OPEN.

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Old Town

On your way back, 1749 Old Town Alexandria would be explored, pointing out relevant historical events and landmarks that are often overlooked by travelers. A sightseeing drive crossing the Potomac will bring us back into the nation’s capital, ending this wonderful and unique experience.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Assigned tour guide will recount historical facts of the area while driving along the banks of the Potomac River through the GW Parkway. Upon arrival an 11-minute orientation film courtesy of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association; continued by a guided visit of George Washington restored 1799 mansion. Leisure time on your own to walk and discover innovative farming practices that costumed interpreters demonstrate (April through October) Original and reconstructed buildings that shows what life was like on this 18th-century plantation, George & Martha Washington 1831 Tomb. Walk into the D.W Reynolds Museum where you will grasp GW legacy, experiencing the revolutionary war 4D theater, ending your visit at the gift shop.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

IMPORTANT information about Mansion Revitalization Project. From 2023-2026, Mount Vernon will embark on a landmark preservation project to safeguard the Mansion’s original building fabric and ensure its structural integrity for generations to come. What to expect: The Estate Remains Open During Preservation Work. Mansion: During ongoing preservation work, some of the Mansion's rooms are off-view. The museum, historic grounds, tomb, slave memorial, farm, and gardens remain OPEN. Education Center The Education Center exhibit on George Washington’s life is closed for an extensive rebuild and will reopen in 2026. The museum exhibit Mount Vernon: Story of An American Icon, located next to the Education Center, remains OPEN.

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Old Town

On your way back, 1749 Old Town Alexandria would be explored, pointing out relevant historical events and landmarks that are often overlooked by travelers. A sightseeing drive crossing the Potomac will bring us back into the nation’s capital, ending this wonderful and unique experience.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Assigned tour guide will recount historical facts of the area while driving along the banks of the Potomac River through the GW Parkway. Upon arrival an 11-minute orientation film courtesy of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association; continued by a guided visit of George Washington restored 1799 mansion. Leisure time on your own to walk and discover innovative farming practices that costumed interpreters demonstrate (April through October) Original and reconstructed buildings that shows what life was like on this 18th-century plantation, George & Martha Washington 1831 Tomb. Walk into the D.W Reynolds Museum where you will grasp GW legacy, experiencing the revolutionary war 4D theater, ending your visit at the gift shop.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

IMPORTANT information about Mansion Revitalization Project. From 2023-2026, Mount Vernon will embark on a landmark preservation project to safeguard the Mansion’s original building fabric and ensure its structural integrity for generations to come. What to expect: The Estate Remains Open During Preservation Work. Mansion: During ongoing preservation work, some of the Mansion's rooms are off-view. The museum, historic grounds, tomb, slave memorial, farm, and gardens remain OPEN. Education Center The Education Center exhibit on George Washington’s life is closed for an extensive rebuild and will reopen in 2026. The museum exhibit Mount Vernon: Story of An American Icon, located next to the Education Center, remains OPEN.

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Old Town

On your way back, 1749 Old Town Alexandria would be explored, pointing out relevant historical events and landmarks that are often overlooked by travelers. A sightseeing drive crossing the Potomac will bring us back into the nation’s capital, ending this wonderful and unique experience.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Assigned tour guide will recount historical facts of the area while driving along the banks of the Potomac River through the GW Parkway. Upon arrival an 11-minute orientation film courtesy of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association; continued by a guided visit of George Washington restored 1799 mansion. Leisure time on your own to walk and discover innovative farming practices that costumed interpreters demonstrate (April through October) Original and reconstructed buildings that shows what life was like on this 18th-century plantation, George & Martha Washington 1831 Tomb. Walk into the D.W Reynolds Museum where you will grasp GW legacy, experiencing the revolutionary war 4D theater, ending your visit at the gift shop.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

IMPORTANT information about Mansion Revitalization Project. From 2023-2026, Mount Vernon will embark on a landmark preservation project to safeguard the Mansion’s original building fabric and ensure its structural integrity for generations to come. What to expect: The Estate Remains Open During Preservation Work. Mansion: During ongoing preservation work, some of the Mansion's rooms are off-view. The museum, historic grounds, tomb, slave memorial, farm, and gardens remain OPEN. Education Center The Education Center exhibit on George Washington’s life is closed for an extensive rebuild and will reopen in 2026. The museum exhibit Mount Vernon: Story of An American Icon, located next to the Education Center, remains OPEN.

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Old Town

On your way back, 1749 Old Town Alexandria would be explored, pointing out relevant historical events and landmarks that are often overlooked by travelers. A sightseeing drive crossing the Potomac will bring us back into the nation’s capital, ending this wonderful and unique experience.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Assigned tour guide will recount historical facts of the area while driving along the banks of the Potomac River through the GW Parkway. Upon arrival an 11-minute orientation film courtesy of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association; continued by a guided visit of George Washington restored 1799 mansion. Leisure time on your own to walk and discover innovative farming practices that costumed interpreters demonstrate (April through October) Original and reconstructed buildings that shows what life was like on this 18th-century plantation, George & Martha Washington 1831 Tomb. Walk into the D.W Reynolds Museum where you will grasp GW legacy, experiencing the revolutionary war 4D theater, ending your visit at the gift shop.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

IMPORTANT information about Mansion Revitalization Project. From 2023-2026, Mount Vernon will embark on a landmark preservation project to safeguard the Mansion’s original building fabric and ensure its structural integrity for generations to come. What to expect: The Estate Remains Open During Preservation Work. Mansion: During ongoing preservation work, some of the Mansion's rooms are off-view. The museum, historic grounds, tomb, slave memorial, farm, and gardens remain OPEN. Education Center The Education Center exhibit on George Washington’s life is closed for an extensive rebuild and will reopen in 2026. The museum exhibit Mount Vernon: Story of An American Icon, located next to the Education Center, remains OPEN.

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Old Town

On your way back, 1749 Old Town Alexandria would be explored, pointing out relevant historical events and landmarks that are often overlooked by travelers. A sightseeing drive crossing the Potomac will bring us back into the nation’s capital, ending this wonderful and unique experience.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Assigned tour guide will recount historical facts of the area while driving along the banks of the Potomac River through the GW Parkway. Upon arrival an 11-minute orientation film courtesy of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association; continued by a guided visit of George Washington restored 1799 mansion. Leisure time on your own to walk and discover innovative farming practices that costumed interpreters demonstrate (April through October) Original and reconstructed buildings that shows what life was like on this 18th-century plantation, George & Martha Washington 1831 Tomb. Walk into the D.W Reynolds Museum where you will grasp GW legacy, experiencing the revolutionary war 4D theater, ending your visit at the gift shop.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

IMPORTANT information about Mansion Revitalization Project. From 2023-2026, Mount Vernon will embark on a landmark preservation project to safeguard the Mansion’s original building fabric and ensure its structural integrity for generations to come. What to expect: The Estate Remains Open During Preservation Work. Mansion: During ongoing preservation work, some of the Mansion's rooms are off-view. The museum, historic grounds, tomb, slave memorial, farm, and gardens remain OPEN. Education Center The Education Center exhibit on George Washington’s life is closed for an extensive rebuild and will reopen in 2026. The museum exhibit Mount Vernon: Story of An American Icon, located next to the Education Center, remains OPEN.

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Old Town

On your way back, 1749 Old Town Alexandria would be explored, pointing out relevant historical events and landmarks that are often overlooked by travelers. A sightseeing drive crossing the Potomac will bring us back into the nation’s capital, ending this wonderful and unique experience.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Assigned tour guide will recount historical facts of the area while driving along the banks of the Potomac River through the GW Parkway. Upon arrival an 11-minute orientation film courtesy of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association; continued by a guided visit of George Washington restored 1799 mansion. Leisure time on your own to walk and discover innovative farming practices that costumed interpreters demonstrate (April through October) Original and reconstructed buildings that shows what life was like on this 18th-century plantation, George & Martha Washington 1831 Tomb. Walk into the D.W Reynolds Museum where you will grasp GW legacy, experiencing the revolutionary war 4D theater, ending your visit at the gift shop.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

IMPORTANT information about Mansion Revitalization Project. From 2023-2026, Mount Vernon will embark on a landmark preservation project to safeguard the Mansion’s original building fabric and ensure its structural integrity for generations to come. What to expect: The Estate Remains Open During Preservation Work. Mansion: During ongoing preservation work, some of the Mansion's rooms are off-view. The museum, historic grounds, tomb, slave memorial, farm, and gardens remain OPEN. Education Center The Education Center exhibit on George Washington’s life is closed for an extensive rebuild and will reopen in 2026. The museum exhibit Mount Vernon: Story of An American Icon, located next to the Education Center, remains OPEN.

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Old Town

On your way back, 1749 Old Town Alexandria would be explored, pointing out relevant historical events and landmarks that are often overlooked by travelers. A sightseeing drive crossing the Potomac will bring us back into the nation’s capital, ending this wonderful and unique experience.

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