If you are looking to stay the weekend, here are some places to stay in Vienna and in nearby Tysons Corner. If you’re itching for a change of scenery (and who isn’t?) Vienna makes a sense-sational day or weekend trip. And if you’re here around the holidays, their Winter Walk of Lights is second to none! And marvel at the only traditional public Korean Bell Garden in the entire Western Hemisphere.
Visit the restored 18th-century log cabin on site. Tour 95 acres of beautifully maintained, ornamental display gardens. Vienna is home to one of the most spectacular (and secluded) parks in the region, Meadowlark Botanical Gardens. Smell-Stop and smell the roses of the botanical garden And, for something different, explore other Vienna attractions by taking a self-guided tour of some of Vienna’s prettiest public art, from the Railroad mural to the cheery Highway to Community mural to the LOVE sign at Northside Park. Dedicated in 1874, the Vienna Presbyterian Church has grown to become the largest Presbyterian church in Virginia and the DC region. Across the street, you can’t miss the big red caboose, depicting the town’s rail history and sitting alongside the W&OD Trail, which was once the old Washington & Old Dominion railroad line. After a few decades as a private residence, it is now a museum and a general store once again. Dating back to 1859, the Freeman Store and Museum was built as a general store but served as a hospital during the Civil War. Vienna has a number of historic sites to visit while you’re in town. (Don’t miss their current outdoor concert series!) And for the bigger acts, Vienna also has the nation’s only National Park for the Performing Arts, Wolf Trap. One of the hippest music spots in the region-and one of the top small venues in the country-is Jammin’ Java, an intimate nightclub attracting indie acts from all over. Whether you like indie, pop, opera, country, or folk, you’ll find it in Vienna. Image courtesy Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts Sound-Listen to the crown jewels of live music Find even more popular Vienna, VA restaurants here. Whether you are looking for a quick lunch, a romantic dinner or some appetizers with friends, there are plenty of different places to eat in Vienna, VA. Some of the county's most celebrated restaurants reside in Vienna and Oakton. Rounding out the list is the epicenter of the vegetarian dining world, Sunflower Restaurant. And if you enjoy a nice lager or IPA with your meal, Caboose Tavern is both a restaurant and microbrewery, just steps away from great biking and walking trails.
When it comes to fine dining, Clarity, Bazin’s on Church and Blend 111 are among the area’s most critically acclaimed. It is also accentuated in the beloved Vienna Inn, a regional destination for comfort foods, and by the unique and internationally award-winning The Pure Pasty Shop, home to everyone’s favorite British pies. That shines through in places like Caffe Amouri, the town’s favorite gourmet coffee and pastry shop. The reason Vienna has such a nice vibe is its sense of community. Taste-Treat your taste buds to great food and drink (If you love books, check out these 5 Local Authors you should be reading, handpicked by the booksellers at Bards Alley.) Further down you’ll find the iconic Clock Shop of Vienna and Bards Alley Bookshop, a rare indie bookstore with a cozy vibe. A few steps down the street, you’ll come across Terra Christa, a spiritual store filled with crystals, incense, and jewelry. In between the consignment boutiques and antique shops, you’ll find Star’s Beads, one of the region’s best stops for jewelry-making supplies. Maybe you like vintage clothes or you’re into clocks. Touch-Get your hands on something special in Vienna’s shops So put your ears, nose, eyes, mouth, and hands into your car and drive your senses to Vienna for a day of fun! Smell - Get outside and smell the roses.Taste - International foods, microbrews and pastries.From charming public art and historic sites to commanding performances and great hiking/biking trails, there are things to do in Vienna that offers something to tickle each of the five senses.įor example, here is some of what to do in Vienna related to the senses: Other times it’s for a holiday crafts show, to hear live music, try a restaurant or visit a park. More than any other town in Fairfax County, I probably visit Vienna the most.
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