The Glen Bernie house and garden are lovely. The gardens were particularly interesting with attractive plantings and statuary reminiscent of English manor houses. The modern building housed the Shenandoah Valley museum. There were some really good areas like the relief map of the valley and...More

We visited the museum on a raining day. In addition to Ary from local artists, the main exhibits related tot he history of Winchester. Very well done. In addition, one wing held a traveling exhibit of Maxwell Parish's paintings and cover art. Very interesting. A...More

There is a large area dedicated to the history of the Shenandoah Valley that spans many years and has interactive displays to make it fun to learn. The doll houses in the main building had so many fine details we were truly impressed. Our favorite...More

We go there often. The LEGO exhibit is amazing. It won’t be there long. But the gardens and permanent exhibits are always wonderful as are the temporary exhibits. I live the miniature houses full of lovely tiny things. Our last guests we took there were...More

We also came out for the Lego exhibit as other reviewers have. There is so much more to see with the properties' different features regarding the estate, learning about the family that owned the property, and the museum. Very nice!

A Groupon offer encouraged us to travel about 75 minutes to this museum in historic Winchester, VA. The outdoor gardens are stunning—like those I’d expect to see in Europe. The draw for us ( and children 13, 9, and 2 years old) was the LEGO...More

We came out here as part of my 9-year-old son's birthday celebration. He wanted to see the "beyond life-size" LEGO displays. They did not disappoint. They were amazing! The gardens are very beautiful, and the museum is nice. We spent about 3 hours here, mostly...More