Williamsburg, VA Attractions
Anheuser-Busch Hospitality Center and Brewery Tour
— A showcase of Anheuser-Busch in Williamsburg including self guided brewery tours and complimentary Anheuser-Busch refreshments.
Berkeley Commons Outlet Center
— A designer outlet center, where you will find extraordinary savings on quality merchandise by top designers such as Nike, Eddie Bauer, Gitano, Mikasa, J. Crew and many more. Located west of Williamsburg on route 60, 15 minutes from Kingsmill.
Busch Gardens, Williamsburg
— Thrilling rides, entertaining shows, breath-taking scenery and European cuisine make Busch Gardens one stop which every one in your group will enjoy.
Carter's Grove
— A working colonial plantation featuring the original mansion. A masterpiece of early Virginia architecture -- beautifully furnished with early twentieth century antiques.
College of William and Mary
— The nation's second oldest college. Including the Wren building, in use since 1695-- the oldest academic building in English speaking America.
Colonial Parkway
— A national historic landmark, and one of the oldest existing roads in the United States. Joins Jamestown and Williamsburg with Yorktown, to create the well know Historic Triangle.
Colonial Williamsburg
— An authentically restored 18th Century town, complete with period workshops, craft shops, taverns, homes, gardens, costumed guides, and craftsmen. Includes the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Center and the DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Gallery.
Jamestown
— Life in America's first permanent English settlement depicted in 3 outdoor living exhibits. Full size reproductions of the 3 ships, the triangular James Fort and an Indian Village, all interpreted by costumed historians.
Merchant's Square
— Located adjacent to the historic area, thirty shops and services offer fine dining, bookstores, clothing and apparel shops, plus gourmet food.
Williamsburg Outlet Mall
— Featuring over 60 shops, a fantastic selection of clothing, shoes, gifts, accessories, housewares, linens, sportswear and much more. Located west of Williamsburg between Berkley Commons and the Pottery Factory.
Williamsburg Pottery Factory
— The original pottery was founded in 1938, and still exists today. The 200 acre complex welcomes over four million visitors annually. Pottery, glass, fine china, crystal, plants, carpets, kitchenware, candles, sporting goods, and much more are available.
Yorktown
— The battlefield on which American independence was won, featuring authentic revolutionary war memorabilia and re-enactments, as well as an excellent documentary film and educational museum.
