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Enjoy Colonial Williamsburg's most colorful season!

There are few better ways to relax and recharge before the holidays than by heading on a weekend getaway. Whether you’re planning a trip without the kids (or dogs, in our case) or looking to book a dreamy vacation before the holidays, look no further than Williamsburg, Virginia. With no shortage of

Guests of Colonial Williamsburg’s Historic Area explore dozens of original buildings, homes, and shops reconstructed on 301 acres - most on their original foundations. Rare animal breeds, historic trades, and lovingly restored gardens add layers of authenticity to the Colonial Williamsburg experience. Be a part of the story.

Williamsburg was settled in 1633 and became the capital of the Crown Colony. It declined after Virginia moved its capital to Richmond in 1780 but remains an ind

Experience the largest outdoor educational living museum in the country, through immersive and authentic 18th-century programming for our guests.

Duke of Gloucester Street, Colonial Williamsburg

Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia

This post is sponsored by Visit Williamsburg but as always all opinions and thoughts are my own 🙂 Since it’s no shock I’m a fan of traveling, let me touch a little bit as to why I choose to travel with my children as often as possible. Most people are fearful of traveling with littles […]