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A Complete Guide to Jamestown, Virginia If you're planning a trip to Colonial Williamsburg or exploring early American history, and staying at the Fife and Drum Inn , one question comes up again and again: Is Jamestown Settlement worth visiting? Shor… Read more
We’re giving you the scoop on the best ghost tours in Williamsburg, Virginia, below — but first, the essential question: Is Colonial Williamsburg haunted? If you believe in ghosts, Williamsburg is the place to come searching for them. With over 350 y… Read more
August, September, and October are wonderful times for outdoor activities in Williamsburg. While walking through the Historic Area is probably our favorite of all outside activities, we have been spending a lot of time on the nearby creeks, and on th… Read more
Your Guide to Local Gardens and Botanical Attractions During the spring months, our natural landscapes around town turn into a tapestry of vibrant colors, from the extensive and expertly manicured gardens at Colonial Williamsburg to the stunning arra… Read more
Where to Hike in Williamsburg, Virginia Experience the enchantment of Williamsburg in spring, an ideal time for Hiking in Williamsburg, VA, with fewer crowds. Embark on romantic hikes and leisurely nature strolls with your special someone, from the w… Read more
Spring in Williamsburg - a time to awaken the senses, wander through the beautiful blooming gardens, and create sunshine-soaked memories. Below are some of our favorite annual springtime events in and around Williamsburg, VA. Our advice? Pick the one… Read more
Taking a Leisurely Ride Through History Williamsburg, VA, has so much to offer vacationers and locals alike: a bustling downtown full of shops and restaurants, Colonial Williamsburg, where history comes to life, and nearby William & Mary College. It … Read more
Sailing in Virginia and Exploring Peninsula Beautiful waterways are part of the natural landscape along the 180-mile-long Virginia peninsula, with streams, inlets, and two massive rivers—the York River and James River—less than a 20-minute drive away… Read more
Colonial Parkway - 23 miles one way A long-time favorite biking trail is the Colonial Parkway stretching from Jamestown through Williamsburg to Yorktown. When staying in Williamsburg, you can take one day to peddle 13 miles to Yorktown for lunch and … Read more
Start at William and Mary – The Heart of Williamsburg’s History and Culture Begin your stroll through Williamsburg at the College of William and Mary, whose sprawling and scenic campus is just a block away from the Fife and Drum Inn . Take either a s… Read more