Explore 21 UCPlaces digital self-guided tours in Virginia, United States

Welcome to this UCPlaces Bar Crawl of Old Town Alexandria. My name is Shelly and I’ll be taking you on this tour on behalf of our local expert Batel Yona. Now a little about Batel. Batel Yona was born and raised here in Northern Virginia, and is an alumnus of George Mason University. Before launching her career in real estate, Batel spent a couple years living abroad in Melbourne, Australia working as a portrait and fashion photographer. Batel has an extensive track record of going above and beyond for her clients, specializing in customer service, and customizing the home buying and selling process for everyone she works with. As a Northern Virginia native, her favorite thing about the DMV is the environmental versatility- from the national and public parks, like Burke Lake Park and Great Falls, to DC’s plethora of national landmarks and Smithsonian museums. You’ll always have something to do in the DMV, so if you’re interested in putting down roots in the DC metro area, be sure to reach out to Batel Yona for all your real estate needs! Now a little about Old Town Alexandria! Like the name suggests, Old Town is Alexandria’s famous and beloved historic district. With its cobblestone streets and historic architecture, Old Town brings a simple, rustic charm to the DC Metro area. Don’t let the old architecture fool you though, there's still plenty of fun to be had. Meet me by The Light Horse and I’ll show you around!

Welcome to this UCplaces tour of the best restaurants in Winchester, Virginia on behalf of our local expert Brandon Curtis. Brandon is hardworking, dedicated and will make sure you find your dream home! If after this tour you want to see more of the Winchester area, give Brandon a call at (703) 727-5890 or send him an email at bcurtis@weichert.com. If you’re on the hunt for your next date location or just want to try a new brunch spot, this tour will show you the best and most delicious spots in Winchester. I hope you came hungry! To start this tour, meet me at Cafe Del Sol on Featherbed Lane, heading west toward Loudon Street.

Brought to you by Guy Allen Welcome to this UCPlaces Where to Live Tour of Woodbridge, Virginia . Meet our local expert Guy Allen. Guy has been a leader in the real estate and mortgage industry for over forty years and is excited to help you find your dream home! If after the tour you fall in love with Woodbridge, contact Guy Allen at guy.allen@exprealty.com or give him a call at 571-722-2337. Now a little about Woodbridge. Woodbridge is located in the heart of Prince William County and is located just 20 miles south of Washington D.C. Before the 1980s, Woodbridge was mostly farmland but now it is experiencing an industrial boom, thanks to the influx of government workers coming to the area. This is a great place for those who want both the access to a big city while also having the coziness of a suburb to retreat to. To start this tour meet me at the Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge.

Popes Creek is the birthplace of our First President, George Washington. Here you will learn about his ancestors and see where he was born and spent the first three years of his life before his family moved to another plantation owned by his father called Little Hunting Creek (Today we know it as Mount Vernon) before finally relocating to Ferry Farm where he grew up. This is a very tranquil place where you can not only learn but also enjoy a picnic lunch on the banks of the Potomac River.

This tour examines the areas around the historic Jamestown Island along Island Loop Drive.

Welcome to JMU! Go Dukes! My name is Sam Kipps, and I’m a sophomore Business Management Major and Creative Writing Minor here at James Madison University, and I’m thrilled that you’re joining me on this tour today! JMU and the broader area of Harrisonburg has quickly begun to feel like home for me, and I am excited to share some of my favorite parts of campus with you! Along the tour, I’ll be talking at each stop, and the navigation will guide you to each Point of Interest or POI for short. Cross the street, and take the sidewalk on the right side of Madison Drive up to our first stop, the John C. Wells Planetarium, also known as Miller Hall, to begin our tour. I’ll see you there!

Welcome to Old Town Alexandria! I’m glad you can join me. I’m Christian, your guide and this walking tour will explore a handful of the many historic sites associated with the town’s most famous resident, Revolutionary War General, First President of the United States, and farmer George Washington. Washington enjoyed a fruitful 50 year relationship with Alexandria, from the town’s founding in 1749 until his death in 1799. We’ll begin in the vicinity of the George Washington Masonic National Memorial and work our way down to Old Town’s Waterfront Park along the Potomac River.

Hi everyone! I am so glad that you are here today in Blacksburg, VA to join me on a tour of Virginia Tech! My name is Grace Hubbard and I will be guiding you around today. I am a junior here double majoring in Marketing and Management Consulting and Analytics. I might be biased but I think Blacksburg is one of the best towns you can be in! Throughout the tour, I will be talking at each stop and the navigation will direct you to every POI. Head on over to Washington St across from the Office of University Scholarships to get started with the tour. Go Hokies!

Welcome to Georgetown! I’m glad you can join me. I’m Christian, your guide and this tour will focus on the homes and hangouts of this neighborhood’s most famous residents, John Fitzgerald and Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy. You’ll get to see each of these homes as well as a few other Kennedy-related sites. We will generally follow a clockwise direction which will take places out of chronological order, but will best accommodate your walk so as to avoid excessive backtracking.

Hello everyone, I’m glad you can join me! I’m Christian, your guide and I would like to welcome you to my hometown of Fairfax, Virginia. This walking tour will focus on Fairfax’s Old Town Historic District. We’ll begin at the Fairfax County Museum and Visitor Center and end in the vicinity of the Fairfax Court House where Route 123 (Chain Bridge Road) and Route 236 (Main Street) meet.