Wyndham Old Town Alexandria Near Washington DC Vacation Lincoln Memorial Tourv

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BOOK NOW: http://www.extraholidays.com/eh/resorts/Wyndham_Old_Town_Alexandria/index.go Experience a rare blend of Colonial-era tradition and urban excitement when you stay at Wyndham Old Town Alexandria, just 10 minutes from our nation's capital and a mile from the Potomac River. Wyndham Old Town Alexandria offers spacious one-bedroom suites with mini kitchen; and two-bedroom deluxe suites with fully-equipped kitchens; dining rooms, large bedrooms with plenty of closet and storage space, and living rooms with pull-out sofas; some deluxe suites offer a whirlpool tub in the master bedroom and also feature impressive city-view balconies, large enough for a table and chairs. The perfect vacation home - away from home - for a weekend trip or an extended stay. Wyndham Old Town Alexandria is within walking distance of many unique shops and restaurants and within two minutes from the Metro system that transports you to the world-famous museums, memorials and events at our nation's capital. When you return from modern D.C. back to Alexandria, the historical ambiance and quaint streets will make you feel like you've stepped back in time as well. Take time to relax and recharge at the indoor pool and fitness center. Kids will enjoy pinball and video games in the game room. A variety of other activities, such as bingo, game nights and cookouts during winter months provide limitless fun for the entire family. A visit to Alexandria, Virginia offers tourists an intimate glimpse at more than 250 years of history that is sure to captivate and educate. Aside from history, the area offers visitors an array of cultural attractions. Alexandria offers an array of historic and cultural attractions. With its close proximity to the nation's capital of Washington, DC, exceptional nightlife, sporting activities and world-class shopping is a short 10 minute drive away. A major tourist attraction is the historic city center of Alexandria, known as 'Old Town'. Must see landmarks include the George Washington Masonic National Memorial, Market Square, Robert E. Lee's childhood homestead, the John Carlyle House and the Virginia Theological Seminary. Alexandria's many historic homes, churches, businesses and museums allow residents and visitors alike to experience the hand of the past that makes our city the charming and historic town it is today. Nearby Washington D.C. offers the best of our nation's history with tours of the Library of Congress, the National Archives, Mount Vernon, and the Pentagon. Must-see landmarks include the Washington Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial, and the Lincoln Memorial as well as the National Air and Space Museum and the Smithsonian Museum.