Mount Vernon Brings Back National Treasure Tours

Thursday, 09 Apr, 2008 0

In response to overwhelming visitor demand, Mount Vernon, Virginia has extended its popular National Treasure Tours through October 31. The National Treasure Tour combines Hollywood and history, giving visitors stories about the filming and also information on how the behind-the-scenes locations were used during George Washington’s time.

Included in this approximately hour-long walking tour is the Mansion’s basement and cornerstone, the setting for a pivotal scene in the movie. This special tour is limited to 25 visitors per time slot, takes place at 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 3:00 p.m., and costs $5 per tour in addition to Estate admission: $13 adults; $12 seniors; $6 children (6-11); free for children 5 & under. There are no advance reservations for individual tickets. Please be aware that this is an extensive walking tour that covers steep steps in the Mansion and a walk down a long hill to the wharf.

Courtesy of  grouptravelblog.com



 

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