Leesburg Tour

Visit Virginia's

Famous

Horse Country

Legendary Leesburg

FOR BUS GROUPS ONLY

LEGENDARY LEESBURG

Located in the Historic Heart of Virginia's Famous Horse Country

Visit Morven Park located on a breathtaking one thousand acres. Receive a guided tour of Morven Park's magnificent historically preserved mansion, the Museum of Hounds & Hunting, the Winmill Carriage Museum with over fifty carriages, buggies and wagons on display. Learn about the Morven Park International Equestrian Center, home to local, regional and international world class equestrian events. See replicas of log huts built by 17th Mississippi Infantry soldiers during the Civil War, and learn of their stay at Morven Park during the winter of 1861-1862.

Tour the Loudoun Museum, housed in a 1760 log cabin, which preserves and interprets artifacts, including documents signed by George Washington and James Monroe and receive a guided walking tour through the downtown historic district.

Explore Legendary Leesburg's beautiful historic district with time on your own for lunch in one of Leesburg's many fine restaurants and to visit the downtown antique shops and unique specialty stores.

Receive a guided tour of beautiful Dodona Manor, rich with World War II history and home of General George C. Marshall, distinguished soldier, accomplished statesman and honored humanitarian. President Harry Truman was a close friend of General Marshall and actually painted his portrait, which still hangs in the home

Learn about all the famous Hollywood movies filmed in the beautiful countryside of Northern Virginia.

Take a drive through scenic horse country for a relaxing visit to Sunset Hills Vineyard. This exquisite winery is housed in a two story 1870's era stone and oak barn restored by master Amish carpenters. The stunning tasting room has 35-foot ceilings and chandeliers. Tour the stonewalled wine cellar. Enjoy a glass of wine, or their offered light fare of cheeses to complement your wine, from the covered wrap-around decks overlooking the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains.