How Much Time Do You Have?
Short on time? Have a day to spend at Mount Vernon? View our itinerary for visits that are less than or more than 3 hours long.
First-time Visitors
If this is your first visit to George Washington's estate, don't miss George Washington's tomb and other top attractions.
Things to Do with Kids
Families can tour the estate with our Adventure Map or Photo Quest, explore topics related to George Washington at one of our discovery stations, and more.
African American History
Explore the personal stories of the people enslaved at Mount Vernon and George Washington’s evolving opposition to slavery.
Food & Spirits
Tour the fully-functioning reconstruction of George Washington's gristmill and whiskey distillery and enjoy many food-focused events.
Farming & Animals
Visitors can view many of the same animal breeds kept by George Washington in the 18th century and see his innovative farming techniques.
Women's History
Discover the stories of the many women who lived and worked at Mount Vernon and the history of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association which saved George Washington's home.
Collections Highlights and Decorative Arts
Explore Mount Vernon's collection on display in the Mansion and Education Center and enjoy a Behind the Scenes tour of spaces not usually available to guests.
Gardening
Explore Mount Vernon's four gardens, Garden & Groves Tour, and our annual Historic Plant and Garden Sale.
