Towns & Places
Loudoun is composed of several towns, villages and places, each with their own distinct characteristics. The historic grounds of Middleburg, the rolling countryside of Lovettsville, the streetscapes of Leesburg – it’s all just part of what makes Loudoun County a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts, foodies, beer and wine aficionados and history buffs.
Explore how each town’s charm adds to the unforgettable experience that is DC's Wine Country.
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Leesburg (county seat)
Loudoun’s county seat is a picturesque little burg with a historic downtown bustling with...
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Middleburg
Middleburg is America’s horse and hunt country capital, and Loudoun’s second largest town, is a...
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Purcellville
Purcellville is known for its blend of history, special events and the numerous shops and retail...
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Hillsboro
Hillsboro is the smallest incorporated town in the county and one of the smallest towns in Virginia. Hillsboro...
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Ashburn
While visiting, you may notice the name Old Ox is very prevalent in Ashburn. Old Ox Road is one of the oldest...
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Round Hill
The town is recognized for its strong agricultural community that celebrates local produce and artisan goods.
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Sterling
Loudoun County was once a top dairy producer and one of the most significant animals in agricultural history...
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Hamilton
True small-town atmosphere, hospitable residents and as its former namesake suggests, the underlying spirit of...
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Bluemont
Learn the best things to do while visiting Bluemont, Virginia.
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Lovettsville
Founded in 1732 by Pennsylvania Germans who first called it “The German Settlement,”...
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Lucketts
Discover the best things to do when visiting Lucketts, Virginia.
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Waterford
The essential things to see and do when visiting Waterford, Virginia.