Holiday Inn Express & Suites Leesburg - Historic District 探索周邊

Wander the colorful streets of downtown Leesburg, also known as the Leesburg Historic District, where well-preserved buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries line the charming streets. Pop into a variety of antique shops, art galleries, restaurants, and cafés, and stop to learn more about the area at various historical stops, like Dodona Manor, a National Historic Landmark.

Head over to Leesburg Premium Outlets for your pick of over 100 name-brand outlet stores, from Armani and Burberry to Kate Spade and Nike. The open-air shopping center makes for a pleasant experience, whether you’re there mostly for window shopping or for hunting down the best deals. Best of all? It’s right across Route 7 from our Leesburg hotel.

Explore beautiful Morven Park with over 1,000 acres of land and historic buildings to explore. Wander through a well-preserved 19th-century mansion, enjoy the estate’s formal gardens, and stroll miles of relaxing nature trails. If you’re in town during an equestrian competition, there’s a good chance it’ll be held here at Morven Park! This local favorite is only a 13-minute drive from our hotel.

Ball’s Bluff Battlefield Regional Park is the site of a Civil War battle. Hike through forested trails to learn more about the battle’s history, or join a guided tour for a deeper understanding of this park. Ball’s Bluff National Cemetery, the site's resting place for soldiers, is one of the smallest national cemeteries in the United States.

Sip local wines along the banks of the Potomac River at Tarara Winery. Established in 1989 by Margaret and Whitie Hubert, the estate was one of the first to recognize the fertile soil in this part of Virginia—perfect for growing grapes. Enjoy wine from estate-grown grapes, or take a tour of the vineyards for a more well-rounded understanding of how Virginia became one of the United States’ most notable wine areas.

Doukénie Winery in beautiful Hillsboro, Virginia is an oasis away from the hustle and bustle or everyday life. Nestled against Short Hill, a tributary mountain of the Blue Ridge, Doukénie is a farm winery set on 365 acres, 30 of which are planted with 12 varieties of European and hybrid wine grapes. Our grape growing, wine production and bottling, are all done onsite.