2. Colonial WilliamsburgVisitor Center Dr, Williamsburg, VA 23185
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Minstrels ham it up for dinner guests at all four Colonial Williamsburg dining taverns. The best place to start with this outdoor museum is at the visitor center. A film and an orientation walk are informative and will save you time. There is so much to see here – buildings, gardens, taverns, trade shops and demonstrations – that it is virtually impossible to see it all in a day or even two. The mini-city is laid out well (think of an 18th-century Disney World), and walking the area is a pleasure. Evening events are held during the summer, so be sure and check those out. Extended summer hours. (© 10Best) The capital of Virginia moved to Williamsburg in 1699 after the statehouse in Jamestown burned for a second time. In 1936, John D. Rockefeller donated the money to restore the colonial village and create a living history museum. Simply walking through the village is free, but you'll need a ticket to go inside the historic houses. (from Southern Living) More Details for Colonial WilliamsburgHours: Daily 9am-5pm Hours May Vary Seasonally Admission: Capital City Pass Adult $37; Child (6-17) $18 Palace/Capital City Pass Adult $43; Child $21 Governor's Key-to-the-City Pass Adult $49; Child $24 MultiDay Premium Passes Adult $59; Child $29 Payment Methods: Website: Visit the Colonial Williamsburg website » Type: Historic Sites User Reviews for Colonial Williamsburg
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