• George Washington’s Mount Vernon - The designated tour guide will share historical insights while traveling along the Potomac River via the GW Parkway. Upon arrival, enjoy an 11-minute orientation film presented by the Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association, followed by a guided tour of George Washington’s meticulously restored 1799 mansion. Visitors will have free time to explore and observe innovative farming techniques demonstrated by costumed interpreters (April through October). Discover both original and reconstructed buildings that depict life on this 18th-century plantation, including George & Martha Washington’s 1831 Tomb. Visit the D.W. Reynolds Museum to learn about George Washington’s legacy, experience the Revolutionary War in a 4D theater, and conclude your visit at the gift shop.

• George Washington’s Mount Vernon - IMPORTANT information about the Mansion Revitalization Project. From 2023-2026, Mount Vernon will undertake a significant preservation project to protect the Mansion’s original structure and ensure its longevity for future generations.

What to expect:
The Estate Remains Open During Preservation Work.
Mansion:
During the ongoing preservation work, some rooms in the Mansion will not be accessible.
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 a comprehensive rebuild and will reopen in 2026.
The museum exhibit “Mount Vernon: Story of An American Icon,” located next to the Education Center, remains OPEN.

• Old Town - On the return journey, explore 1749 Old Town Alexandria, highlighting significant historical events and landmarks often missed by travelers. A scenic drive across the Potomac will bring the group back to the nation’s capital, concluding this exceptional and unique experience.

• Mansion Tour access included
• Entry to Mount Vernon

• Lunch

New attraction available “March - December”
Step Back in Time with our Revolutionary War Encampment: Immerse yourself in the American Revolution by exploring an 18th-century Continental Army encampment complete with soldiers’ tents and an officer’s tent.

Enhance your Washington DC visit by exploring Mount Vernon, enriching your historical knowledge and reliving the moments that have shaped today’s world.

Afterward, allow our tour guide to lead you through the enchanting historic Old Town Alexandria, consistently ranked as a Top 5 Best Small City by Condé Nast Traveler Readers since 2018.

When traveling, the true value lies in the significance of the sites visited, which is exactly what our experience offers, setting us apart from others…!
Due to preservation efforts, some rooms in the Mansion may not be accessible. Please check the tour itinerary for more information.
Let’s support the Mansion Revitalization Project…!

• No wheelchairs, neither proficient handling available. Vehicles are Panoramic Mini-bus, not equipped with handicap hydraulic accessibility. However, a transport chair can be accommodated.

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