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Ashburn's day-trip attractions concentrate on Dulles-area museums, One Loudoun's dining district and the surrounding Loudoun wine country. The Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in nearby Chantilly is the Smithsonian's massive companion museum to the Air and Space Museum with the Space Shuttle Discovery, an SR-71 Blackbird and the Enola Gay in a single hangar — free admission. One Loudoun is Ashburn's walkable dining-and-shopping district with a Alamo Drafthouse, chef restaurants and a small central green. The National Air and Space Museum's Udvar-Hazy Center hosts guided flight-line tours and IMAX films. Bles Park & Nokes Boulevard trails offer paved bike-and-walk paths through the town's wetlands. Ashburn's Loudoun County Ale Trail links Old Ox, Vanish and other Ashburn-based craft breweries. The Washington & Old Dominion Trail (W&OD) cuts through Ashburn as a 45-mile paved rail-to-trail from Arlington to Purcellville. Morven Park and the Loudoun County wine trail spread north into the horse-country hills with tasting rooms at Stone Tower, 868 Estate and Chrysalis. Great Falls Park on the Potomac is a short drive south for waterfall views. Spring and fall shoulder-season weekends are ideal for winery tours; summer combines the museum-and-mall days with outdoor concert season.

There is more within easy reach: One Loudoun mixed-use district with restaurants; The Village at Leesburg and Leesburg Premium Outlets; Washington Dulles International Airport — 10 minutes east; Morven Park equestrian center in Leesburg; Aldie Mill Historic Park. Seasonal highlights include The Loudoun Wine Trail harvest weekends (September–October), One Loudoun summer concert series (June–August), The Northern Virginia Fine Arts Festival at Reston Town Center (May).

Ashburn sits along the Dulles Greenway (Route 267 Toll) and Route 7, immediately east of Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) in eastern Loudoun County. Dulles is about 10 minutes west; Reagan National Airport (DCA) is about 45 minutes east via the Toll Road. The Silver Line Metro extension reaches the Ashburn end-of-line station at Loudoun Gateway, connecting the town to downtown Washington DC in about 60 minutes. Downtown Ashburn, One Loudoun and the Flagstaff Plaza corridor are car-dependent — walkable within each district but requiring a car between them. Route 7 heads east to Tysons Corner and the Beltway; the Dulles Greenway continues west to Leesburg and the wine country; and Route 28 south connects to Chantilly and I-66. Route 7 (Leesburg Pike) is the east-west spine through Ashburn to Leesburg. Once you have arrived, plan to keep a car for day trips around the region; most attractions are an easy drive, and parking at the hotel is straightforward.