Williamsburg Travel Guide You Deserve

1. Williamsburg is a town with a long history and rich culture, known as the "living history museum" of the American colonial period. The must-see attractions in Williamsburg are: 2. Colonial Williamsburg This is the world's largest living history museum, recreating the town style of the 18th century. Visitors can interact with actors in ancient colonial costumes and learn about crafts and daily life during the colonial period. Must-see attractions: Governor's Palace, Bruton Parish Church. Tickets: $50 per person. 3. College of William & Mary was founded in 1693 and is the second oldest university in the United States. 4. Bruton Parish Church was built in 1715 and was an important religious and community center during the colonial period. 5. Williamsburg Woodworking and Blacksmith Shop These craft experiences allow visitors to watch demonstrations of traditional crafts such as shoemaking, blacksmithing and woodworking 6. Busch Gardens Williamsburg A European-themed amusement park that combines thrilling rides, beautiful gardens and cultural performances, it is a great place for family fun. You can search for discount tickets before you go. Generally, there will be 20% off discount tickets before major holidays. 7. Williamsburg Breweries and Farms There are also many local breweries and farms in the town where visitors can experience agricultural product picking or taste local beer. A 5-minute drive from this town, there is a Korean fried chicken shop called Bonanza. The taste is pretty good, but this shop is trying to cater to American tastes and has increased the sweetness a bit. By the way, this store also has fruit smoothies! We really like the mogu mogu series of fruit drinks they offer, which have large, chewy jelly particles! 8. Williamsburg also has its own outlet, but it’s a bit small, so we chose to go shopping at the larger Norfolk Outlet! We bought 5 bags at Kate Spade, 40% off + 20% off, it was so cool! Shopping makes people happy😀