Colonial Williamsburg opened for business at noon after a snowstorm dropped 4-6 inches across the capital city. Before we could make it out with our own cameras, some of you went exploring and shared your pictures with us. Thank you! With your help, we were able to create a slideshow of beautiful winter snapshots….
Court Your Valentine 18th-century Style (and on a Budget)
Looking for a unique gift for the history lover in your relationship? Enjoy a 21st-century romantic getaway in a classic 18th-century setting. We’ve put together a personalized Colonial Williamsburg à la carte itinerary to fit your schedule and your budget…
What Is There to Do in the Revolutionary City This Winter?
Do the winter blues have you down? A trip to Williamsburg may be the perfect solution to get you out of that slump. Not only do we have plenty of indoor tours, programs, and activities to keep you warm but you may just be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the Revolutionary City covered in a blanket of snow!…
The Big List of Money-saving Tips for Your Trip: Winter 2015 Edition
Whether you’re planning a romantic weekend getaway or a week-long family vacation, your Colonial Williamsburg trip does not have to break the bank. Here’s our big, official list of simple ways to save money on your trip this winter without sacrificing the fun. These special offers and deals vary seasonally, so be sure to subscribe to the blog so you won’t miss next season’s!
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How to Tackle Your New Year’s Resolutions Colonial-Style
If you’re like most Americans, there’s a good chance you’ll have at least one New Year’s resolution this January. I mean, it’s hard not to get just a little inspired at the thought of a fresh new year—isn’t it? And statistically speaking, we tend to get inspired about similar things. Lose weight. Save Money. Manage stress. Sound familiar?
History.com tells us the idea of New Year’s resolutions isn’t very new at all. In fact, the tradition is thought to be more than 4,000 years old, originating with ancient Babylonians. And yet, despite our lengthy history and best intentions, come February most of us are back to our old, uninspired ways. Here we often ask ourselves, “What would our founding fathers do?” We can’t know for sure, but we are here to help with Colonial Williamsburg-style solutions to seven of the most popular New Year’s resolutions out there.
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What’s New This Colonial Williamsburg Christmas Season
There’s nothing quite like the classic charm of Colonial Williamsburg during Christmas. Just take a leisurely stroll down Duke of Gloucester to admire the 18th-century inspired decorations (soon to be illuminated by candles and cressets). Or bundle up and take in the sights by horse-drawn carriage while sipping on hot cider or a cup of hot cocoa. There are countless opportunities to make memories with friends and family. And to help put you in the holiday spirit, we have a list of some of the brand NEW events this year that may just lead to new holiday traditions for you!…
The Insiders’ Guide to Grand Illumination
Each year the Sunday of the first full week in December marks a special celebration for Colonial Williamsburg—our annual Grand Illumination celebration. In true 18th-century fashion, we kick off the start of the Christmas season with illuminations, fireworks, and the firing of guns….
Did You Know Colonial Williamsburg is Pet Friendly?
The holiday season in the Revolutionary City is one of my favorites times of the year. But it’s also a time when many people avoid traveling because they don’t want to leave their pets behind. With Christmas right around the corner, I’m going to show you why Williamsburg is an excellent vacation choice for both you and your fur-legged friends!…
The 10 Best Places for CW Fall Photos
Ahh, fall…when the world seems to slow down, just a little. And the mild temperatures, bright blue skies, and colorful trees enable us to fall in love with Williamsburg in a whole new way. Hot cider makes its debut, and our thriving trade shops and historic kitchens become the perfect place to linger on a chilly day….
Top 10 Spots for Colorful Fall Foliage
Autumn traditionally transforms the Revolutionary City into a sea of rich reds, glowing oranges, and brilliant yellows. But during a recent walk through the Historic Area, we noticed this season is a little underwhelming compared to others. Many leaves have gone straight from green to brown—that is, if there are any leaves left on the tree at all. While overall it appears to be a lackluster display, there are some bright colors shining through. It took a little bit of searching but we tracked down the top spots that will provide a perfect fall backdrop for your pictures….
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