Williamsburg Antique Mall is 45,000 square feet of well-organized antiques from a variety of eras.

Observe and even participate in 18th-century life at this reconstructed historic village where costumed actors come very close to convincing you that you've traveled back in time.

Experience what dining was like in the 1750s at this historic tavern in Colonial Williamsburg, where authentic recipes from Virginia's earliest cookbooks are served in a rustic setting.

Voted by Golf Digest as one of the top ten places to play in Virginia, the National is the only Jack Nicklaus-design in the state.

Colonial courthouse where everyone from wife beaters to pig stealers were tried and convicted.

A 55,000-foot indoor waterpark.

For a taste of colonial theatricals, visit Merchant Square's Kimball Theatre, which frequently hosts live plays and performances.

Site of Colonial Williamsburg's 18th-century shops and host to Fife and Drum Corps marches during warm-weather months.

This bar was an important meeting place for George Washington and other leaders of the American Revolution.

Some of the American Revolution's most well-known leaders drank at this pub, such as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.

Colonial home to one of the wealthiest American families in the colonies.

Home to scholar, lawyer, teacher and American leader George Wythe.