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Since Virginia is indeed for lovers, we decided to write a post about all things LOVE in Williamsburg this month.
Whether you need suggestions for a date night, inspiration for a proposal spot, or lodging for a wedding party – look no further!
DATE I… Read more
From Engaging History to Thrilling Rides, Williamsburg Has It All
Planning a trip to Williamsburg to visit the College of William and Mary can be fun for your family. With its rich history, nearby theme parks, and quaint downtown area, Williamsburg&n… Read more
1. Colonial Williamsburg and William and Mary, Without the Crowds
Williamsburg takes on a quieter tone after the holiday rush has come and gone. It’s a great time to get individual attention from building interpreters and visit several trade sho… Read more
Halloween is always around the corner in Williamsburg, and with it, the annual sweet craving. Though we might not be able to go trick-or-treating like we did when we were younger, that sweet tooth hasn't aged a bit! Fortunately, Williamsburg is … Read more
Their fascinating role in Williamsburg history and our recommendations for Williamsburg Best Oyster Restaurants.
Oysters are legendary in Virginia, prized since the days of the earliest settlers, and a menu staple today in Williamsburg seafood restau… Read more
While Colonial Williamsburg and Busch Gardens regularly top lists of local attractions, there are plenty of less touristy options right nearby, equally fun and more off the beaten path. Whether exploring fascinating antiques, learning about Virginia’… Read more
Planning your Visit
We have put together our Top 9 Tips for Visiting William and Mary College to help make your visit go more smoothly.
1. Book a stay near the College
When you visit the William and Mary Campus, you'll want to stay nearby. Look only … Read more
The Heart of Williamsburg – A Shopping District With History and Charm
At Merchants Square, Williamsburg shopping and dining merge in a unique and historical setting – browse dozens of local shops and choose from several restaurants, all in the same … 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
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 array of plant species that make up the Botanical Gardens … Read more