See Alexandria Virginia’s Best Photo Locations

Travel Alexandria Virginia’s Best Photo locations with me and I will show you the great places I have found. For me, some of the best photography sites are bridges, roads, cobblestone streets, iron works, and redbrick houses. I love to go walking with my camera and daughter on a photography date. My daughter happens to be a better photographer than me. We walk around. I take way too many photos. She smiles, tells me to hurry up. But, seriously, she is patient with me as I shoot away. Here are some of my favs and how I see the world when I am in Alexandria.

By the way, the cover photo taken at the 100 block Prince Street Alexandria, VA is one of my favorites.

Alexandria Virginia’s Best Photo Locations

Top Places to Take My Camera on a Walk

Best Bridges and Prospectives

Horizons Along the Potomac – Try the Potomac National Trail 

Look up at the Bridges

Odd Things – Look Down for Iron Works in the Street

Look for the Trail Markers for Interesting Details

The marker between District of Columbia, Virginia and Maryland

The location and map are on Google Maps

Brick Buildings and Homes

Historic brick buildings

Exceptional Doors

American Flags

Historic streets where the American founders and Constitutionalists walked

Federalist homes where Hamilton may have lived. The spite house, the narrowest house in Alexandria.

The streets are attractive from every perspective.

Christ Church, famous for being George Washington’s home Church

The Grand Hotel and Hospital for the Set for PBS Mercy Street

Every location is fabulous in Alexandria Virginia. Alexandria Virginia’s best photo locations are on the Potomac, along King Street, in the markets, and just about everywhere you will see fantastic sites to photograph. It’s a trip through time, including the US Military Railroads and tunnels.

Don’t forget to go to a local market for photos of food and beautiful colors.

Travel tip: have an extra battery with you. I can’t tell you how many times I have been out and about and my battery dies. Better to be safe than sorry.