It is a short, historic stretch in Old Town Alexandria known for its well preserved waterfront homes and classic colonial architecture. The area feels quiet and charming, with cobblestone style streets nearby and a strong sense of history that makes it a nice place to walk through rather than a planned destination. It is especially scenic in good weather, with easy access to the waterfront and nearby shops and restaurants.

If you go, it is best enjoyed as part of a longer Old Town walk rather than a standalone stop. Pair it with the waterfront trail or nearby King Street so you can see more of the area without feeling like you are only there for a quick photo stop. Early morning or late afternoon gives the best lighting and a more peaceful atmosphere.

Thanks to all the good people residing there who makes this cozy street enjoyable to walk by during halloween. The fall foliage along the stone road makes it a perfect place to take photos. Also the wolf moves at night, good job to the neighbourhood 👍

If you are looking for the heart of Old Town Alexandria’s historic charm, the 100 block of Prince Street—better known as Captain’s Row—is an absolute must-see. As the oldest cobblestone street in the city, it offers a rare, tactile connection to the 18th century.

It is worth the time to do a slow walk round this whole area of Old Town. So many beautiful buildings, peaceful streets and historical architecture. I loved it

The yearly Halloween decorations on this street are a must on everyone’s list. The grand exhibits were such an attraction for everyone alike.