Monday, September 12th, 2011
You can find entire sections in the library dedicated to preserving the history of the American Revolution. But in Williamsburg, Virginia, you’ll find an entire city that actually brings those books to life every day.
Colonial Williamsburg is the world’s largest living museum, documenting the American Revolution. Explore and experience 35 exhibition sites, 16 colonial trade shops, and 15 site tours. You can even participate in daily live performances that capture and recount famous events leading up to the Revolution.
Colonial Williamsburg features dozens of restored homes and buildings ranging from quaint taverns and inns to government buildings. Throughout the colonial area, you’ll find buildings reconstructed to the smallest details.
Combining with nearby Jamestown and Yorktown to form the “Historic Triangle,” the historic Williamsburg area features more than 500 original and carefully reconstructed public buildings, 40 exhibit buildings, private homes, quaint inns and taverns, shops and 90 acres of public parks and gardens.
History aside, Williamsburg is also home to Busch Gardens, regularly voted the world’s “most beautiful theme park.” You’ll also find a refreshing water park, fabulous shopping and dining, outstanding golf courses and a variety of unique entertainment venues that help make Williamsburg the ideal vacation spot for every member of the family.
For information on Williamsburg attraction tickets and resort accommodations at Westgate Historic Williamsburg Resort, visit http://www.westgatereservations.com/.

