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Be Part of the
Story
Discover Colonial
Williamsburg and immerse yourself in the 18th-century capital city of Virginia.
See all that the Revolutionary City has to offer, explore our Art Museums, or
engage in recreation at our companion Resort properties. From revolution to
romance, things are constantly changing here, creating a unique experience for
our guests. Opportunities for adventure abound, but how you choose to spend
your visit is up to you.
Explore the Revolutionary City
Become a part of the two-day
saga as the city comes alive to depict the days, months, and years leading up
to and during the Revolutionary War. Meet the locals—townspeople, tradespeople,
shopkeepers, political figures, women, and slaves—and learn of their hopes,
struggles, and fears in these uncertain times.
Enjoy a Taste of the 18th Century
Step into a historic tavern and
transport your tastebuds back in time. Taste a meal that patriots like George
Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Patrick Henry would have enjoyed. Experience
how some of America’s most illustrious figures ate and socialized, without ever
leaving the 18th-century.
Rent a child’s colonial costume
during your visit and become part of daily 18th-century life. Children’s
costume rentals are available at WILLIAMSBURG Revolutions in the Regional
Visitor Center and seasonally at the outdoor sales booths on Market Square in
the Revolutionary City.
We’ve made it easy to plan your
evenings with Live after 5 events. Enjoy lively, engaging performances nightly.
Take a ghost tour, attend a candlelit concert, or participate in a heated witch
trial.
Be at the center of it all with
access to endless recreational opportunities—such as golf, tennis, spa
services, fitness classes, mini golf, swimming, and lawn bowling—as well as
special guest-only events and opportunities.
Kimball Theatre
Whatever your tastes, the Kimball Theatre is at the center of Williamsburg’s community activities. Creative programming alliances with the College of William and Mary, community organizations, and Colonial Williamsburg link our past with the present.
