From the mansion to lush gardens and grounds, intriguing museum galleries, immersive programs, and the distillery and gristmill. Spend the day with us!
Look around, look around at Mount Vernon and discover Washington’s role in Hamilton The Musical, and his views on many of the themes that the musical addresses.
Step back in time and join a person from Washington's world, like his personal secretary or enslaved chamber maid, as they go about their daily activities.
Listen to the stories of the enslaved people who built and operated Mount Vernon, and learn about their daily lives on the estate during this 60-minute tour.
Experience George Washington's Mount Vernon from a different perspective during a narrated excursion on the Potomac River.
Please allow 30 minutes to walk to the Wharf to meet your boat. Tours depart promptly, and late arrivals cannot be accommodated. General admission is required.
During this 45-minute guided tour, explore the Mansion, including areas not generally accessible, and discover more than 250 years of history at Mount Vernon.
This 60-minute specialty tour highlights the history of preservation at George Washington’s Mount Vernon.
Hear how a group of women, The Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association, restored George Washington’s estate in the 19th century and how their work continues today.
Learn about our preservation efforts to return the estate to its 1799 appearance – the last year of Washington’s life – and about the discoveries that have transformed our understanding of Mount Vernon and those who lived at the estate.
Please note that this tour does not enter the Mansion.
Experience George Washington's Mount Vernon from a different perspective during a narrated excursion on the Potomac River.
Please allow 30 minutes to walk to the Wharf to meet your boat. Tours depart promptly, and late arrivals cannot be accommodated. General admission is required.
Experience George Washington's Mount Vernon from a different perspective during a narrated excursion on the Potomac River.
Please allow 30 minutes to walk to the Wharf to meet your boat. Tours depart promptly, and late arrivals cannot be accommodated. General admission is required.
Step back in time and join a person from Washington's world, like his personal secretary or enslaved chamber maid, as they go about their daily activities.
Listen to the stories of the enslaved people who built and operated Mount Vernon, and learn about their daily lives on the estate during this 60-minute tour.