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There is a lot to do and see in Loudoun County. Below are some of the "must see" things located within the county.
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Ball`s Bluff Battlefield Regional Park |
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Civil War Battlefield on the Potomac River hill where the Union fell backward into the river in a defeat that merited a congressional investigation. Self-guided tours. Guided group tours by appointment.
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Leesburg Corner Premium Outlets |
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Attractive outdoor shopping village filled with 110 designer and name brand outlets offering savings of 25%-65% every day. Featuring Banana Republic Factory Store, Barneys New York Outlet, Burberry, Crate and Barrel, Kenneth Cole, Movado, Off 5th - Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store, Tommy Hilfiger, Williams-Sonoma Outlet, and much more.
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Loudoun Museum |
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The museum offers an orientation video, seasonal walking tours, and exhibits covering all aspects of Loudoun history.
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Loudoun Wine Country |
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Loudoun’s wine country consists of ten wineries set in spectacular settings. In less than 25 years, Loudoun’s wineries have emerged as leading Virginia producers of vinifera and New World grape wines. Loudoun’s most popular varieties are Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chambourcin, Norton, and Merlot. Learn about the winemaking process in unique locations such as a wine caves and barns, then enjoy award-winning wines paired with specialty foods as you relax on hilltops with breathtaking views of the Potomac River and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Many wineries also offer special events, tastings, and dinners throughout the year -- plan your visit to include one of these. For a self-guided winery tour, use the website link to take you to the Loudoun Wine Trail Guide, or request one from the LCVA Visitors Center. Ask us about guided tours.
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Morven Park/Governor Westmoreland Davis Mansion
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A 1,200 acre estate featuring a Greek Revivial mansion that was the last home of former Virginia Governor Westmoreland Davis. The estate also showcases an antique carriage collection, the Museum of Hounds and Hunting, and boxwood gardens. The adjacent Morven Park International Equestrian Center is the location for many special events year-round.
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Oatlands Plantation |
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Oatlands, a co-stewardship property of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, offers guided tours of its Antebellum Plantation including a circa 1804 mansion, a four acre terraced garden, and numerous 19th century dependence buildings including the circa 1810 greenhouse. Oatlands also offers two gift shops featuring unique gift and gardening items. Perfect site for elegant weddings, social gatherings, or smaller corporate meetings.
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Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum - Steven F.
Udvar-Hazy Center |
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The Udvar-Hazy Center is the Smithsonian Institution`s National Air and Space Museum companion center near Dulles International Airport. The 760,000-square-foot hangar facility has 80 aircraft and spacecraft on display now, and will eventually display over 200 aircraft and 135 spacecraft. The museum also features an observation tower from which visitors can watch air traffic at Dulles Airport, a large-format IMAX theater, flight simulators, and a museum store.
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Town of Leesburg |
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Leesburg is located at the crossroads of Route 7 and Route 15 and is the county seat of Loudoun. Leesburg is a shoppers dream with antique dealers, art galleries, and other specialty shops located within its charming historic district and beyond, and it also offers bargain shoppers the Leesburg Corner Premium Outlets. Dining options range from casual atmospheres to local favorites to fine dining featuring local specialties. Historic attractions include the Loudoun Museum, Balls Bluff Battlefield Regional Park, Oatlands Plantation, and Morven Park/Governor Westmoreland Davis Mansion. To explore the history and architecture of the town, pick up a self-guided walking tour booklet at the LCVA Visitors Center or at the Loudoun Museum.
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Town of Middleburg |
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Middleburg, the nation’s horse and hunt capital, is the home of many horses and equestrians. The horse theme carries through its retail establishments with names such as Cuppa Giddyup, a local coffee shop. Middleburg offers unique shopping including tack stores, art galleries, and antique and specialty shops. The Red Fox Inn, a popular inn and a restaurant, is one of the region’s oldest. Many celebrities have chosen Middleburg as their home because of its charm, and celebrity sightings are not uncommon. Middleburg is located along Route 50, John Mosby Highway, named after the Confederate Colonel who used Middleburg as a base camp during the Civil War. A self-guided walking tour booklet of the town is available at the LCVA Visitors Center in Leesburg and at the Pink Box Visitors Center in Middleburg.
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White`s Ferry |
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White`s Ferry is the only operating ferry on the Potomac River, offering a short-cut from Western Montgomery County to Leesburg. Located off on Rt. 15, just north of Leesburg. You may also rent canoes and jon boats, and picnic on theMaryland shore. Commuter rates available. |
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