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Williamsburg Travel Guide

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Colonial Williamsburg's New Reenactments

The historical attraction that is Colonial Williamsburg—the original “living museum”—is updating its act for a new generation.

Spy Games in Colonial Williamsburg

When this package came across my desk, I couldn't help but be intrigued. Turns out it contained my set of orders for RevQuest: Sign of...

A Facebook Tour of NYC

T+L uses suggestions from its Facebook fans to explore its home city in a whole new way.

Colonial Williamsburg’s Family Holiday Fun

The 50th anniversary of Colonial Williamsburg’s Fifes & Drums anchors a December holiday season of family festivities.

Obsession: Blue Bottle in Brooklyn

I’ve been hitting the bottle for breakfast lately. Not just any bottle—the new outpost of Blue Bottle Coffee Co. in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. This is the...

America's Top College Hotels

College towns make great weekend getaways, and these hotels near campus get our top scores.

South Williamsburg, New York

In Brooklyn’s buzziest neighborhood, right across the East River from Manhattan, former factories have been transformed into eclectic shops and restaurants that are destinations in...

Now Open, Brooklyn Winery: The Borough's First Urban Winemaker

Brooklynites have been able to find vegetables, beer, and even wine produced in their own borough for quite awhile now. And while they’ve found ways...

America's Most Beautiful College Campuses

Take a crash course in architecture at the country’s most beautiful college campuses.

The Virginias: Still Swinging

The spirit of the Slammer is alive and well in this citadel of American golf
HOTELS

Williamsburg Inn

The Regency-style main inn dates from 1937, with a new Sylvia Sepielli spa; easily the area's most atmospheric hotel. Room to Book: Request one of the 62 rooms in the main building; those facing north... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Chowning's Tavern

The revolutionary spirit prevails after 5, when 18th-century fare like Brunswick stew and Welsh rarebit are accompanied by colonial-style entertainment and family sing-alongs. more ›


ACTIVITIES

Colonial Williamsburg

Wander the cobbled streets of this national treasure. Try on period outfits (for a fee), learn to make cabinets or shoes, tour an old printing office, and ask costumed interpreters anything you want. more ›




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