Williamsburg, Virginia, has long been a popular destination for families, especially those looking for history and fun. It's easily accessible from cities like Richmond and Norfolk. Summer is the most popular time to visit due to school vacations, but the fall is nice as well. Colonial Williamsburg is easy to visit, especially with its shuttle bus system, but a car is required … [Read more...] about Family Friendly Guide to Williamsburg, Virginia
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Girlfriend Getaway Guide to Williamsburg, Virginia
Williamsburg is one of the best Virginia getaways for all ages, including families and history buffs. But it's also ideal for groups of friends with nearby wineries and opportunities for relaxation in downtown and surrounds. Greater Williamsburg also includes the historic towns of Jamestown and Yorktown, both offering restaurants, shops, and attractions. Visitors can fly in … [Read more...] about Girlfriend Getaway Guide to Williamsburg, Virginia
Visiting Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia is a popular tourist attraction, especially for families interested in colonial America and the place that served as Virginia's capital during that time. In fact, the New York Times included the area in their 52 Places to Travel in 2019. The historic landmark and living history park features colonial era and constructed period buildings, … [Read more...] about Visiting Colonial Williamsburg
Southern Stays: Williamsburg Lodge
Colonial Williamsburg is a longtime American attraction, welcoming thousands of visitors from around the world. The living history village is known for its colonial-era interpreters but also contains multiple restaurants and hotels. Williamsburg Lodge is one of them, set in red brick buildings a few blocks away from the park and downtown Williamsburg. Rooms at … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: Williamsburg Lodge
Virginia’s Presidential Landmarks
The state of Virginia has deep ties with American history, especially as the place where the founding fathers created our nation. Most colonists to the "New World" arrived in coastal Virginia. History buffs can find countless presidential landmarks across the great state. We've left out the monuments and landmarks in Washington DC, but there is plenty of history there as … [Read more...] about Virginia’s Presidential Landmarks
