Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές και πεζοπορίες Alexandria

Shipyard Park is a great, small park along the Potomac River. It has a walking path, seating and picnic areas, and great views of the water.

On Daingerfield Island you can have an outdoor picnic, watch sailboats and windsurfers go by. It is a mostly forested flat park. Right here was the first settlement of Alexandria, founded by Simon Pearson in 1696.

A paved trail goes right through the middle of Oronoco Bay Park and is popular for running, walking, and commuting to and from Alexandria. There are great views of the bay from the path, and there are even a couple small piers within the boundaries of the park.

The Historic Ice Well at Gadsby’s Tavern Museum has been around since the early days of the city of Alexandria. It is an example of a commercial well used to provide ice to the tavern for cold beverages and ice cream making.

The Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary was founded in 1792 by a local family and continued in business at this location from 1805 to 1933. This building is now a museum based on the practice of Alexandria's oldest continuously run businesses that combined retailing, wholesaling, and manufacturing.

Rosalie Island Community Park beckons cyclists with its enchanting blend of nature and community charm. Nestled along scenic pathways, cyclists enjoy lush landscapes, serene river views, and recreational amenities. The park's tranquility and recreational offerings make it a captivating destination, inviting cyclists to unwind and savor the natural beauty.

A paved trail goes right through the middle of Oronoco Bay Park and is popular for running, walking, and commuting to and from Alexandria. There are great views of the bay from the path, and there are even a couple small piers within the boundaries of the park.

The Lyceum, built in 1838, has served many purposes for the city of Alexandria. It was originally built to be a local hub for education, hosting lectures, debates, and entertainment events. It was a military hospital, troop quarters, and meeting space during the Civil War. At various times afterward, it was a private residence, home of the Chamber of Commerce, and the first U.S. Bicentennial Center. Today, it is a history museum with exhibitions, public programs, a museum store, and facility rentals.