STERLING, VA

Located inside Claude Moore Park, the Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum is dedicated to preserving, promoting, and bringing to life the rich agricultural heritage of Loudoun County.

Perfect for families with children, come explore the interactive exhibits of Grandma's Kitchen, "Pick Your Own" Wall and Dairy Barn, Ms. Su's Schoolhouse, the Waxpool Store and a Sensory Garden.

Closed Mondays and Federal holidays.

LEESBURG, VA

General George C. Marshall was Time magazine's Man of the Year twice. He led the U.S. Army to victory in World War II, served as Secretary of State and of Defense, and even led the American Red Cross. But his greatest legacy is his vision for and leadership of what came to be called the Marshall Plan, America's historic investment in rebuilding the economies of Western Europe.

General Marshall and his wife called Dodona Manor home. Today, the 19th-century house and gardens are lovingly tended, all preserved as a living reminder of his inspiring leadership.

Dodona Manor tours closed January and February. Roam the grounds for free year round.

LEESBURG, VA

In its 240-year history, Morven Park’s mansion transformed from a modest fieldstone house into the impressive Greek Revival building we see today. From 1903 – 1942, the mansion was home to Westmoreland and Marguerite Davis. During their residency, Marguerite Davis filled her home with eclectic and opulent antiques from her world-wide travels. There are no ropes or barriers within the mansion’s museum rooms, and visitors of all ages and abilities are welcome. Please allow 45 minutes for the guided tour of the mansion.

Morven Park encompasses 1,000 acres of lawns, fields, wooded ridgeline, and formal boxwood gardens.  Approximately 400 acres of Morven Park’s property lie within the wooded Catoctin Ridge, offering opportunities for year-round hiking and exploration.

Davis Mansion tours are closed in January and February. Roam the grounds for free year round.

LEESBURG, VA

Explore this extraordinary property on 418 acres with formal gardens, winding trails, and 28 buildings spanning the 19th and 20th centuries. Together, they tell the stories of the people who lived and labored on the land. Take a guided mansion tour, wander through the gardens, explore the trails and picnic beneath centuries-old trees.

Oatlands is closed to the public in January and February.

MIDDLEBURG, VA

Located in Middleburg, the heart of Virginia’s beautiful hunt country, the National Sporting Library & Museum highlight the rich heritage and traditions of angling, horsemanship, shooting, steeplechasing, foxhunting, flat racing, polo, coaching and wildlife. The museum hosts an impressive art collection and the library stores rare book holdings and archives.

Open year round, closed on major holidays.

LEESBURG, VA

Located in historic downtown Leesburg, Loudoun Museum offers four rotating galleries on two stories. Exhibits continually rotate, so check the website for current displays.

Open year round, closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.

ALDIE, VA

Built between 1807 and 1807, this important part of Northern Virginia’s industrial heritage was once the largest gristmill in Loudoun County, located in the historic Village of Aldie.

Park grounds open year-round, guided tours of the merchant mill on weekends April – October.