Visit Colonial Williamsburg

Colonial Williamsburg, a living history museum that depicts life in the 1700s, has come to be associated with Williamsburg. It is one of the best things to do in Virginia. Visitors with a Colonial Williamsburg admission ticket have access to attractions like the American Indian Encampment, which explores the interactions between Native Americans and colonists, and the Randolph Kitchen and Yard, which provides information on the lives of slaves at Peyton Randolph's house. (Randolph served as the Continental Congress's president twice.) The location also features a wide range of trade demonstrations, such as weaving, tinsmithing, silversmithing, and milling.

The costumed actors who were dispersed throughout the museum and gave fascinating history were very well-liked by visitors. Even though there are a few restaurants on-site, you might find that Merchants Square is a better option for lunch if you want anything else than typical pub food. Mellow Mushroom and Baskin-Robbins are two family-friendly hangouts in the retail mall alongside more premium options. Drive approximately 10 miles southwest to Historic Jamestowne and Jamestown Settlement to discover more about Virginia's Colonial life after a relaxing night at the acclaimed Williamsburg Inn or Kingsmill Resort.

Location: Bounded by Francis, Waller, Nicholson, N. England, Lafayette, and Nassau Sts., Williamsburg, Virginia

Website: https://www.colonialwilliamsburg.org/

Google rating: 4.6/5.0