Sight Seeing

• Historic Occoquan
• Manassas National Battlefield Park, five miles north of Old Town Manassas, commemorates where the North and South met twice in battle during the Civil War. Confederate General Thomas J. Jackson was immortalized here as "Stonewall."
• Prince William Forest Park
• Shenandoah Park
• Skyline Drive
• Leesyvania State Park

Historic Museums and Neighborhoods

As a Virginia Main Street Community, Manassas is dedicated to the revitalization and preservation of the downtown area.

Stroll down the narrow streets of Old Town and enjoy the visual charm of turn-of-the-century architecture. Many of the buildings from this bygone era are still standing. Manassas served as a vital railroad junction during the Civil War and the railroad was crucial to the community's growth and prosperity. The present railroad depot is a fine example of the type used during the railroad's glory days.

Experience a different mode of transportation at the antique car museum with a fine collection of prize-winning vehicles.