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About Williamsburg

Overview

Williamsburg, Virginia, United States of America, is a destination that seamlessly blends historic pride with natural beauty. Each year, millions of travelers are drawn to this city for its timeless attractions and lush landscapes. The city is a treasure trove of colonial buildings, museums, hotels, and taverns, making it a favorite among both locals and tourists. Revolutionary reenactments and historical interpretations are common sights across the hillsides and battlefields. For those who love the water, Old World schooners offer sailing experiences on the same Virginian breezes once navigated by legendary figures like George Washington and John Smith.

The average price of hotels in Williamsburg currently stands at $119, with options ranging from $53 to $541. With 68 hotels available, visitors have a wide array of choices to suit their preferences and budgets. Some of the most popular hotels include Vacation Village At Williamsburg, Rodeway Inn Historic, Holiday Inn Express & Suites Williamsburg, an IHG Hotel, Baymont by Wyndham Williamsburg, and Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Williamsburg-Historic Gateway, an IHG Hotel.

Things to do in Williamsburg

Williamsburg offers a plethora of activities and attractions that cater to history buffs, nature lovers, and thrill-seekers alike.

Historic Jamestowne is a must-visit site, being the location of America’s first permanent English settlement. The area is meticulously preserved, offering various facilities and interpretive programs that delve into the rich history of America's birthplace. Visitors from around the globe come to explore its archaeological findings and historical significance.

Another historical gem is the Wren Building, situated on the campus of William & Mary College. Constructed between 1695 and 1700, it holds the title of the oldest college building in the United States and is the oldest of Williamsburg's restored public buildings. The building is open to visitors who wish to explore a significant piece of Williamsburg's history.

For a unique experience, Yorktown Sailing Charters offers sailing tours that depart from Yorktown port. These tours take passengers along the York River, providing a historical narrative of the area while offering the chance to spot dolphins and osprey. The charters also offer week-long Caribbean cruises for those looking to extend their maritime adventure.

Busch Gardens is another highlight, offering a European-themed amusement park experience. The park features the charm and excitement of countries like England, France, Italy, Germany, Scotland, and Ireland, all in one location. With over 100 thrilling rides and attractions, live shows, shopping centers, and dining facilities, it promises a day full of fun and adventure.

For water enthusiasts, Water Country USA is the perfect destination during Williamsburg's warm spring and summer days. The park features a variety of slides and rides, including the Jet Scream and the world's largest special effects raft ride, the Aquazoid. Be sure to check the website for seasonal hours.

Where to Go Out / Nightlife in Williamsburg

Williamsburg's nightlife offers a variety of venues that cater to different tastes and preferences.

The Fat Canary, located in Colonial Williamsburg, is celebrated for its elegant ambiance and superb wines. Having received the AAA Four Diamond award for seven consecutive years, it offers a seasonal menu of fine New American cuisine. The wine list features selections from around the world, each chosen to complement the current menu.

DoG Street Pub is a British-American fusion gastropub situated on the historic Duke of Gloucester Street. Opened by chef David Everett in June 2012, the pub combines friendly neighborhood service with craft beer and quality dishes, creating a great atmosphere for conversation and microbrew enjoyment.

Berret's Taphouse Grill is an outdoor bar and grill open from April through October. The full bar offers wine and beer, including microbrews on tap. The menu features Virginian seafood, chicken, and beef, with live music performances on Fridays and Saturdays. The she-crab soup is a local favorite.

Cozzy's Comedy Club & Tavern has a long history of featuring comedic greats like Michael Winslow and Tommy Chong. The club offers premier stand-up comedy shows on weekends, with dinner available alongside the performances. Note that Cozzy's is restricted to guests 18 years and older.

Sandbar Grill & Pub offers a relaxed environment with delicious food, drinks, live entertainment, and karaoke. The full kitchen serves everything from fresh salads to buffalo wings, and the full bar is always at your service.

Where to Eat in Williamsburg

Williamsburg boasts a diverse culinary scene that caters to all tastes.

The Williamsburg Winery offers a delightful dining experience at the Gabriel Archer Tavern. After a wine tour and tasting, guests can enjoy lunch with sandwiches, salads, and platters while taking in the vineyard view. Dinner options include steak, salmon, roasted chicken, and vegetarian specials, with food and wine pairings available on Thursday evenings.

A Chef's Kitchen, created by renowned chef John Gonzales and his wife Wanda, offers a unique dining experience where guests can learn to craft full-course meals while enjoying fine wine and food. It's a must-visit for culinary enthusiasts.

Le Yaca is a beloved restaurant in historic Williamsburg, ranking in the Top 100 for the Diner's Choice Awards and receiving Hampton Road's Number 1 Platinum Plate Award. The French cuisine features a seasonal menu, complemented by a selection of French and American wines. Reservations are recommended but not required.

Captain George's Seafood is a haven for seafood lovers, offering over 100 menu items and various buffets. The king crab legs and oysters are particularly popular. Arriving early is advised due to potential long waiting times.

Francesco's Ristorante Italiano, led by first-generation Sicilian chef Francesco, offers traditional and contemporary Italian cuisine. The restaurant uses the finest regional produce and high-quality ingredients to create artisan entrees that delight the palate.

Cheapest time to stay in Williamsburg

January is the cheapest time to stay in Williamsburg for an average of $72 per night.

Average price per night for 3-star hotels

Month

Price

January

$72

February

$76

March

$86

April

$89

May

$104

June

$118

July

$119

August

$106

September

$95

October

$82

November

$81

December

$80