Colonial Williamsburg, the restored historic city of Williamsburg, Virginia is beautiful in summer and early fall. Every year, thousands of tourists flock to this small part of America, restored to Williamsburg as it appeared in colonial times, and all these tourists face the same problem – there is almost no parking in the town of […]
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Shoppers looking for a vintage replica of a 1950’s Coca Cola ad, a journal made from a Monopoly board or a 1940’s aviator jacket need only take a short trip on the G train to historic Williamsburg. Fleas are popping up all over, from small indoor markets with 30 vendors to large sprawling outdoor markets […]
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Colonial Wiliamsburg is renowned as the largest living history museum in the world, offering visitors a taste of 18th century life. The Colonial Houses are situated in the Historic Area of Williamsburg. There are 28 buildings with a total of 76 guest rooms, scattered among recreated and restored buildings that make up the town. Colonial […]
Williamsburg, Virginia is a personal favorite for a weekend getaway. I love the quaint antique shops, the many stores in Williamsburg Pottery, and the small stores lining the streets of downtown Williamsburg. There are also plenty of souvenir shops. A getaway to Williamsburg, Virginia for me would have to include window shopping of all the […]
Whether you’re taking a day trip or are making an entire vacation out of it, Williamsburg Virginia is the perfect place to spend some time with the family. The entire experience of Colonial Williamsburg is both rich in history and in entertainment. After a long day of learning and sightseeing, the last thing you’ll want […]