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Today, Colonial Williamsburg is an entire town that has been restored as the 18th century political and economic center of the Virginia Colony, the nation's premier living history museum. Colonial Williamsburg is a living community, not just restored buildings and artifacts. While merchants sell their wares, and craftspeople ply their trades, one can overhear patriots whispering plans for revolution. Unlike many tourist attractions today, Colonial Williamsburg is a working community, with continued restoration and education by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.

Williamsburg, Virginia is located approximately 1/2 hour Northwest of Norfolk and 3/4 hour Southeast of Richmond.

Activities: Busch Gardens Williamsburg with over 35 rides on 350 wooded acres, Water Country USA, Shopping and Golf, in addition to all the historic sights and sounds of the restored city. Jamestown, site of America's first permanent English settlement in 1607 is just a few minutes away and historic Yorktown is within an half hour drive, all connected via the Colonial Parkway.