About Leesburg
Less flashy than some of its counterparts, like Arlington, Leesburg has a proud history. It was named for Thomas Lee and has a long lineage including being home to many Native American tribes. Leesburg is steeped in American history and has some of the most beautiful parks in the area, offering something for everyone who steps into his realm for a visit.

Leesburg Attractions
One of the main reasons to visit Leesburg is to take in all the historic elements it has to offer. Start with the Ball’s Bluff Battlefield and Cemetery, where you’ll get to see one of the most influential sites of the Civil War. Stop in at the Loudoun Museum and The Marshall House, both of which have exhibits to tell you even more about Leesburg’s proud history.

Once you’ve had your fill of history, check out some of the beauty the city has to offer. Red Rock Wilderness Overlook offers a panoramic view of the river and foothills of Blue Ridge, or check out the Rust Nature Sanctuary, a nature preserve featuring ponds, meadows and walking trails for you and your family to enjoy.

The wide variety of dining options will appeal to everyone in your group, from Mexican to Cajun to Asian cuisine options. Tuck into the highly rated dishes at Cajun Experience, Palio Ristorante and Red Kabob for the best meal you’ll have in Leesburg.

Hotels in Leesburg
Leesburg offers a wide variety of accommodations, from cute bed and breakfasts to chain hotels. The Leesburg Colonial Inn is a popular choice for those looking to get the full countryside experience from their visit. Economy hotel options are available in the Days Inn, Comfort Suites and Hampton Inn options, all of which are centrally located within Leesburg so you can walk or drive to whatever you’re looking to see. The Clarion Inn Leesburg offers a premier hotel experience, and is the ultimate location for service within the area.