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• Ratcliffe-Allison House and Pozer Garden
  "Do Stop In"
  "If you are going on the Fairfax walking tour, do stop in and see this house during its open hours. Gives a fine feel for the history of the town. Start your tour at the Fairfax Museum and Visitor's center."
• The Patriot Center
  "Staff Makes it Work."
  "Attended another great event here. Does not matter if it is a college basketball game, the Harlem globetrotters, Disney on Ice, a cheer competition or a high school graduation, the staff will make this venue work. Have done well with moving unruly guests away from our party when needed. Did not..." expect an angry guest to curse at my daughter for having a disability, but was glad they resolved the situation by moving the loudmouth woman elsewhere. Note for guests: your action correcting other people's children directly may not be well received, and cursing them especially so. Parking lot seems adequate. Never had a problem finding a spot, in dozens of visits. A little bit of a walk from the lots, and some delay on exit, but does work. " More >
• National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center
  "Top Notch and Always improving"
  "Does not matter if it is the military, civilian and space halls, this museum presents its important colection well. If given the choice, go with this new museum over the older, smaller downtown Air & Space. Being essentially right on the runway, moving aircraft in and out of this museum is easier,..." contributing to its quality. If you can take the time to visit its "tower" display and iMax theater, do so. Parking is quite expensive. Fee can be avoiding by using certain shuttles and/or possibly visiting in the museum's last hour. That said, the collection is comprehensive enough to occupy half a day. " More >