Take an Old Town Alexandria Walking Tour and discover its extraordinary history with a resident historian and owner of DC Military Tours, Tom Schultz. I am a twenty-year resident of Old Town and I enjoy showing off my neighborhood.
Steps from my own home, we will stroll around Old Town Alexandria, a colonial city rich in architecture. We may run into shopkeepers and neighbors whom I know personally. Receive inside knowledge on the local habits and the best tastes and bargains in Old Town. Start your private walking tour at the garden of the Alexandria Visitor’s Center at 221 King Street. This is a dog friendly tour so bring the pooch!
Navigate the colonial streets of Old Town with discoveries at the Athenaeum, Captain’s Row, The Carlyle House, an actual Torpedo Factory, the Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary and Gadsby’s Tavern
134 N Royal St, Alexandria, United States
A colonial tavern where each of the first six Presidents dined.
105 S Fairfax St # 107, Alexandria, United States
Apothecary Museum
105 N Union St, On the waterfront at the intersection of King and Union Streets, Alexandria, United States
A “Rosie the Riveter” facility where torpedoes were made during WWII.
121 N Fairfax St, Alexandria, United States
Built in 1752, a unique example of Colonial Georgian stone architecture and where the seeds if the Revolutionary War were planted.
201 Prince St, Alexandria, United States
A Greek Revival building that has been a bank, warehouse, church, and art gallery.
Alexandria Visitor's Center Back Porch
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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