Colonial Williamsburg, a 301-acre living history museum, brings travelers back in time to colonial Virginia through immersive experiences, historic …
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Feb 1, 2025
Colonial Williamsburg is beautiful and used to be a wonderful place to visit back in the 80s and 90s when I lived in the area but unfortunately since my last trip they have started charging for parki…Full review by Trevor N
Jan 24, 2025
A great way to experience the colonial history of the US. Educational for the kids too. I recommend coming here if you have any interest in the past of the US.Full review by Taylor F
Jan 22, 2025
Colonial Williamsburg is a wonderful place to visit that really brings American history to life. It offers visitors a unique glimpse into 18th-century America with real shops, people dressed in perio…Full review by Ward D
Is there public transport from Colonial Williamsburg to Yorktown and ir Jamestown?
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Jamestown - yes. Yorktown - bus plus taxi. Bus leaves from and returns to the Williamsburg Transportation Center. No actual experience traveling to either destination by bus.
Is there any way of getting to Colonial Williamsburg from the Washington DC area if you don't drive? Any public transportation?
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Hello, it is actually quite easy to get to Williamsburg from Washington, DC via public transportation. From Union Station in DC (near the U.S. Capitol building) you board an AMtrak …
Hello, it is actually quite easy to get to Williamsburg from Washington, DC via public transportation. From Union Station in DC (near the U.S. Capitol building) you board an AMtrak train that goes straight through to the Williamsburg Station without changes. It takes about three and one-half hours from that point. You can also take the local METRO subway trains to Alexandria, Virginia, where there is an Amtrak station around the corner of the King Street Metro Station. From there the train takes about three hours to Williamsburg. At the Williamsburg station you can catch one of the local buses that bring you around town, or a taxi. The Williamsburg station is only a few blocks away from ticket offices to buy your visitor's pass to Colonial Williamsburg attractions. Come visit and enjoy.
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