Colonial Williamsburg
Duke of Gloucester Street
Williamsburg, VA
800-447-8679

Be transported to the days back in time 200 years to Colonial Williamsburg where 500 buildings have been restored and reconstructed, hundreds of people represent citizens from the 18th century and skilled craftsman create items from the past.

Water Country USA
176 Water Country Parkway
Williamsburg, VA 23187
800-343-7946

A splash of amusing entertainment and a drop of fun-filled adventure add up to gallons of
great times at Water Country USA. It is the largest water theme park in the mid-Atlantic region. Watch the breathtaking high-dive spectacular at the Aqua Theatre, visit Kid's Kingdom with Just My Size- rides, shows and pools await kids of all ages when they visit this water wonderland. Unique features include unusual water ski boats filled with slides, waterfalls, fountains and water guns.

Bucsh Gardens Europe
One Busch Gardens Boulevard
Williamsburg, VA 23187
800-343-7946

Experience thrills, chills and spills with some of the countries top-rated roller coasters, more than 40 rides, 8 main stage shows, world-class shops and enchanting children’s area.

Jamestown Settlement
Route 31 South
Williamsburg, VA 23187
757-253-4838

This is a living-history museum, with a reconstructed fort staffed by docents dressed as colonists. It also features an inhabited "Indian Village", reproductions of the Godspeed, the Discovery, and the Susan Constant.

Yorktown Battlefield
Colonial Parkway East
Yorktown, VA 23690
757-898-2410

This historic site is where America’s independence was won when the British forces surrendered to American and French armies. The museum displays George Washington's original field tent; dioramas, illuminated maps, and a short movie tell the story. A free range walking tour is available of the battlefield.

Yorktown Victory Center
Route 238 off Colonial Pkwy
Williamsburg, VA 23187
757-253-4838

History abounds as you explore the Continental Army encampment, with tents, a covered wagon, and interpreters-costumed as soldiers and inhabitants speak to visitors in the regional dialects of the time.

Carter's Grove Plantation
Route 60 East at Pocahontas Trail
Williamsburg, VA 23187
434-924-3296

Carter's Grove Plantation was built in 1750 and the property was purchased and renovated in 1929 and has since been designated as the "most beautiful house in America". The grounds contain a representation of Wolstenholme Towne, a community of the 17th century destroyed in 1622 by an Indian attack. Archeologists
uncovered the site in the 1970's. A visitor center, demonstrations, exhibits and a gift shop are available.

The Mariners’ Museum
100 Museum Drive
Newport News, VA 23606
757-596-2222

View artifacts from the USS Monitor wreck, which is the world’s most famous ironclad ship, see the intimate details of the miniature ship in the August F. Crabtree exhibition and view the internationally renowned collection of maritime artifacts.

U.S. Army Transportation Museum
300 Washington Boulevard
Fort Eustis, VA 23604
757-878-1115

Military transportation has played a vital role in our nations history. Here you will find full-size vehicles and equipment and learn through films, videos, dioramas and models.

Watermen’s Museum
309 Water Street
Yorktown, VA 23690
757-887-2641

Telling the story of “Wooden Boats and Iron Men” one can immerse themselves in boat models, photos, tools and artifacts of the men who harvest the Chesapeake Bay.

Williamsburg Winery
5800 Wessex Hundred
Williamsburg, VA 23185
757-229-0999

Take a guided tour of the winery, browse the wine cellar, viewing the production area, taste over 5 of their wines and keep the etched wine glass for a keepsake.

Williamsburg Pottery
6692 Richmond Road
Williamsburg, VA 23188
757-564-3326

An expansive collection of treasures in more than 200 acres of discount shops and more than 50 factory outlets including items for purchase such as pottery, baskets, china, glass, cheese, wines and plants.

Presidents Park
211 Water Country Parkway
Willamsburg, VA 23185
800-588-4327

This outdoor museum is education and artistic in nature featuring 18-foot busts of all 43 of the U.S. presidents in a beautiful landscaped garden setting. A café and gift shop are on location.