Colonial Williamsburg

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134 Henry Street, Williamsburg, Virginia 23185(800) 4447-679
Description: A couple of years ago we took my daughter and her partner to the USA with us and visited many sites in Virginia before driving on to Tennessee. My daughter is mad keen on American history and so Virginia was perfect as i...Read More
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Might be neat and clean but a fabulous experience
Might be neat and clean but a fabulous experience

by catsholiday

ashbourne, United Kingdom

April 7, 2013

Best of IgoUgo A couple of years ago we took my daughter and her partner to the USA with us and visited many sites in Virginia before driving on to Tennessee. My daughter is mad keen on American history and so Virginia was perfect as it was here where the first ...Read more

From journal Back in the USA

Colonial times here we come
Colonial times here we come

by Adol45

Hillsborough County, Florida

April 24, 2011

We got to see the whole town. The buildings were just like the ones during that era. each building had its own purpose and there were many Colonial homes in town. They had many shows to see each and every hour. There were many people on hand that ...Read more
Just Awesome and Amazing
Just Awesome and Amazing

by sambosky

Alexandria, Kentucky

June 30, 2009

I highly recommend visiting this place. I stayed 8 days and found something to do all day and in the evening. I really enjoyed the presentation of God is our Rock. It was about a slave who became an ordained Baptist preacher. The person who ...Read more
Every American Ought To Go At Least Once
Every American Ought To Go At Least Once

by eamar1

St. Louis, Missouri

February 27, 2009

I go to Williamsburg at least once a year. There is always something new to do, something to learn, and much fun to be had. A perfect family vacation, but fun for singles with an interest in history as well. Summer can be brutally hot, but the ...Read more
Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg

by Travel'in Gal

Mantua, Ohio

December 31, 2008

Best of IgoUgo It truly is an awesome experience. Virginia in the 18th-century is what Colonial Williamsburg takes you back to. It's almost like stepping into a time machine. Williamsburg, Virginia, is located on Interstate 64, 150 miles south of Washington D.C., ...Read more


Colonial Williamsburg: Walk Through History
Colonial Williamsburg: Walk Through History

by Carmen

Cary, North Carolina

June 2, 2008

Best of IgoUgo Colonial Williamsburg is part of Virginia’s historic triangle and, in my opinion, is the most entertaining and most interactive of the three historic sites (the other two being Jamestown and Yorktown).Though I will quibble a minute over the ticket ...Read more
Public Hospital
Public Hospital

by two cruisers

Ames, Iowa

November 26, 2007

Best of IgoUgo Red bus to the Palace Stop. Blue bus to the Museum Stop. That’s how easy it is to get to three museums included in the price of the Colonial Williamsburg entrance ticket. We arrived at the Public Hospital a few minutes before it opened. That gave ...Read more
Colonial Williamsburg, Part 2
Colonial Williamsburg, Part 2

by two cruisers

Ames, Iowa

November 25, 2007

Best of IgoUgo One of the most rewarding experiences a tourist can have at Colonial Williamsburg is conversation. Throughout the village costumed interpretive guides are stationed. Some are the tour guides who show you through a building. At the Raleigh Tavern a ...Read more
Colonial Williamsburg, Part 1
Colonial Williamsburg, Part 1

by two cruisers

Ames, Iowa

November 23, 2007

Best of IgoUgo The first thing we thought about when planning this trip, was the opportunity to see the architecture of the era and the sites where history took place. Colonial Williamsburg has a wealth of carefully researched, restored, and rebuilt buildings that ...Read more
Colonial Williamsburg

by donna42mass

central islip, New York

September 11, 2007

While here in April we decided to go see one of the plays in Colonial Williamsburg. We saw the Guardian, set in the 1700s. I thought my daughter would be bored but in fact she loved it. Every single seat was sold out. If I lived in VA, I would ...Read more

From journal Williamsburg