The mansion
Your ticket includes a timed entry to the mansion, which Washington enlarged in stages between 1758 and 1778. Its long piazza faces the Potomac River.
Outbuildings and gardens
Beyond the mansion, the estate includes its gardens and outbuildings, including places where enslaved people lived and worked. Take time to learn about the people who did that work.
The tomb and the museum
George and Martha Washington are buried in the family tomb, where their remains were moved in 1831. The Donald W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center, opened in 2006, introduces Washington’s life and times.



