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Private Walking Tour Through Colonial Williamsburg and William & Mary College

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Private Walking Tour Through Colonial Williamsburg and William & Mary College
Detail Tour is approximately 2.5 hours.
Detail Appropriate for All Ages
Detail Cameras are Permitted
Private Walking Tour Through Colonial Williamsburg and William & Mary College Schedule Schedule
Private Walking Tour Through Colonial Williamsburg and William & Mary College
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Embark on an enlightening journey with the Private Walking Tour Through Colonial Williamsburg and William & Mary College in Williamsburg, VA. This engaging tour offers an unparalleled look into the heart of historical America, featuring meticulously preserved architecture, compelling stories from the past, and the chance to walk in the footsteps of historical figures. As you meander through these iconic locations, you will experience the vibrant history and academic prestige that defines Williamsburg. Perfect for history buffs, families, and curious travelers, this tour sheds light on Colonial America's bustling epicenter.

During this captivating tour, you will spend approximately two hours strolling through two principal attractions: Colonial Williamsburg and the College of William & Mary. Led by an expert guide, the walking tour covers about a mile in distance. It is wise to wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate attire, as the majority of this tour takes place outdoors. As you navigate through Historic Williamsburg, you will witness colonial homes, Governor’s Palace, Bruton Parish Church, and the Capitol Building. These landmarks tell the stories of American independence and colonial life, providing a vivid picture of the 18th century.

Following your exploration of Colonial Williamsburg, you will move on to William & Mary, the second-oldest institution of higher education in America. Here, the guide will take you through the ancient campus, showcasing the illustrious Sir Christopher Wren Building, which is the oldest continuously used academic building in the United States. You'll also see the Brafferton, the President's House, and various other historic structures. The campus’s verdant grounds and stately buildings offer a serene and scholarly environment that contrasts with the bustling marketplace feel of Colonial Williamsburg, creating a well-rounded historical experience.

The allure of this tour is seated not just in its scenic routes but also in its rich historical context. Colonial Williamsburg serves as a living museum, transporting you back to the times when America was carving its identity. Your guide will narrate tales of revolutionary fervor, colonial strife, and daily life in the 1700s. William & Mary boasts a heritage that includes being the alma mater of several Founding Fathers, including Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall, and James Monroe. This rich tapestry of stories and facts brings a depth of understanding and appreciation for America's early years.

Concluding the tour, you'll find yourself with a newly ingrained sense of America's profound history. The well-preserved sites and the skilled storytelling by your guide combine to create a truly engaging and educational experience. This walking tour is not just a sightseeing outing but a journey into the bygone days that shaped modern America. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply seeking a deeper connection with America's roots, this tour offers a meaningful look at Williamsburg’s critical role in the nation’s narrative.

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 Stop at  Bruton Parish Episcopal Church
The grounds of the Bruton Parish Church are also covered in this journey. This old site in Williamsburg offers a unique view into the past. Williamsburg is known for its historical significance, and one of the city's oldest churches is the Bruton Parish Church, which was established in 1674. For a historical look into the role of religion in Williamsburg's history, this is a fascinating place to see.
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 Stop at  Colonial Williamsburg Courthouse
Learn all about the rich history of the Colonial Williamsburg justice system when you see the Colonial Williamsburg Courthouse. Your narrator will give you plenty of information about the processes of the judiciary system as it was in the 1700s. This interesting look into everyday life in Williamsburg provides an unforgettable experience for history buffs.
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 Stop at  Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg is one of the oldest historical landmarks and settlements in US history. This vast colonial settlement is home to a variety of unique landmarks, historical buildings, and more. Visitors will be able to explore everything from the Bruton Parish Church to the Colonial Williamsburg Courthouse when staying here.
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 Stop at  Colonial Williamsburg Magazine
Explore the Colonial Williamsburg Magazine Historical Landmark during your visit to Colonial Williamsburg. Here, guests will be able to see the military building and learn about its role in the American Revolutionary War. The magazine was made in 1716 and stands as a fascinating time piece.
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 Stop at  Governor's Palace at Colonial Williamsburg
Seven different governors resided in the Governor's Palace over the course of Williamsburg's existence. It was constructed in 1699 and used for this purpose until 1780. Its murky past includes a fire that destroyed the original buildings. On the other hand, the structure was rebuilt on the original location in the 1930s, and it maintains its traditions through displays, antiques, and tours that leave every 15 minutes.
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 Stop at  William and Mary College
Next, you will head to the College of William & Mary, the second-oldest institution of higher education in the United States. Founded in 1693, this college has a rich history, including educating three U.S. presidents: Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, and John Tyler. During the tour, you will get to explore the campus while learning about its history.

Ready to step back in time? The Private Walking Tour Through Colonial Williamsburg and William & Mary College promises an informative and immersive experience that will captivate your imagination. This tour not only enriches your historical knowledge but also provides a delightful escape into America's formative years. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore some of the nation's most significant landmarks on foot. Secure your spot and prepare for a panoramic walk through history.

Frequently Asked Questions for Private Walking Tour Through Colonial Williamsburg and William & Mary College:
  • What methods of transportation does the Private Walking Tour Through Colonial Williamsburg and William & Mary College use?
    This is a walking tour.
  • Approximately how long does the Private Walking Tour Through Colonial Williamsburg and William & Mary College last?
    It lasts approximately 2 hours.
  • Is photography / video recording allowed on the Private Walking Tour Through Colonial Williamsburg and William & Mary College?
    Yes.
  • Is the Private Walking Tour Through Colonial Williamsburg and William & Mary College handicap accessible?
    No, it is not wheelchair accessible.

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