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Prepare to be transported to a time long gone. Williamsburg is a his-
tory buff’s dream come true, with plenty of family-friendly attractions
to keep you busy all week long.
What to do:
Get a taste of what life was like in the 18th century.
Tour exquisitely preserved historic buildings and interact with actors
who don traditional colonial clothing and recount stories of life in the
1700s. Kids can get in on the playacting, too, dressing up in their
pick of period garb for the day.
Where to do it:
Colonial Williamsburg is the world’s largest out-
door living history museum, and it delivers something different
around every corner. For further reflecting on days of yore, explore
the other nearby points that complete America’s Historic Triangle:
Jamestown and Yorktown.
Why go now:
The temperature may be starting to drop, but it’s
perfect for all the outdoor walking you’ll be doing. (Plus, you’ll be
avoiding the busy summer crowds.) Not to mention, while Colonial
Williamsburg is open year-round, if you visit after the new year you
may encounter the annual construction projects that take place to
keep the old buildings in tip-top shape.
Insider’s tip:
At night, stop by Chowning’s Tavern for a pint of
ale and hours of
gambols
, classic games and songs popular in
1700s taverns.
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