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Virtually explore Fairfax County through recently launched Fairfax First

The new feature by Visit Fairfax boasts virtual tours, information on takeout meals and other things to pass the time.

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City of Fairfax's Old Town neighborhood (© Kristina / stock.adobe.com)
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City of Fairfax’s Old Town neighborhood (© Kristina / stock.adobe.com)

You’re stuck at home until Wednesday, June 10, but that doesn’t mean boredom has to be a part of you and your family’s new normal. Across the nation, businesses and tourism bureaus have launched virtual options for people to stay (safely) entertained at home, including Visit Fairfax.

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The new feature, Fairfax First, is available online and offers things like a virtual tour of the county’s most famous attractions, a list of local to-go and delivery options from restaurants and self-care tools for maintaining wellness during uncertain times.

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There’s also a kids activity guide to keep little ones entertained, including interactive coloring, quizzes and lesson plans from Mount Vernon; activities and games from the National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center; early education resources from Wolf Trap; and more.

To see more and to explore Fairfax First, visit fxva.com/fairfax-first.

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