The Carlyle House Historic Park

The Carlyle House Historic Park in Alexandria, Virginia, is a well-preserved 18th-century mansion that offers a glimpse into colonial America. Built in 1753 for merchant and landowner John Carlyle, the house highlights Georgian architecture and colonial history. The park includes the historic house, beautiful gardens, and walking pathways, providing an engaging way to learn about Virginia’s colonial past, trade, and architecture. Guided tours and educational programs help visitors appreciate the significance of this period in American history while enjoying a scenic, historic setting.