Growing up in a humble household, the idea of fine dining was as foreign and far-fetched as a fairy tale. Photo Above: THE JEFFERSON RESTAURANT Our parents worked tirelessly to put food on the table and keep a roof over our heads. Eating out was a treat, and when we
Fun and Free is not under-rated! Discover joy without spending a dime! 1. Jamestown-Scotland Ferry Take a scenic 20-minute ferry ride across the James River. Visit jsferry.org for the ferry schedule between Jamestown and Scotland. 2. Yorktown Beach Soak in beautiful views of the York River and all kinds of
Greater Williamsburg Offers Fun for All Ages Family fun is not just a theme, it’s a way of life in Williamsburg. The Greater Williamsburg area boasts a wide variety of activities and attractions for the whole family to enjoy some quality time together. Image courtesy of Busch Gardens Thrill seekers
Get a Taste of Williamsburg’s Creative Dining Scene by Arielle Patterson While visiting Williamsburg, you won’t want to miss a chance to dine on delectable dishes, seafood platters, internationally inspired cuisine and more. You’ll also find restaurants that are perfect for the whole family, serving kid-friendly fare, or ideal for
Known for its recreation wonders and thriving small towns, West Virginia is also a vibrant sports hub. From Saturday night D1 college football games to energetic minor league baseball games, Almost Heaven is always in the game somewhere. Grab your friends and family and root for these six Mountain State
Images and editorial supplied by the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation At Jamestown Settlement, a museum of 17th-century Virginia, discover the story of America’s first permanent English colony, founded in 1607, and the ensuing convergence of the Powhatan Indian, English and West Central African cultures, vividly recounted through film, indoor gallery exhibits and
An 18th Century-Style Retail Village The plan was to relocate the scattered shops in the district to a central location along what is now known as Duke of Gloucester Street, between William & Mary and the Historic Area. Merchants Square was designed to incorporate the many perspectives that helped shape
Yorktown is a must-see for anyone who wishes to fully understand the story of our nation’s birth. Visit Historic Yorktown Immerse yourself in an area as rich in American history as it is in modern-day charm. Whether you book a riverfront hotel room or choose a quaint bed & breakfast,
Within a one-mile radius, you will find specialty shops, museums, and a variety of riverfront restaurants catering to both the pickiest and most polished of palates. Whether it’s oysters, tuna, or softshell crabs you crave, fresh seafood is always on the menu at Yorktown Pub, Umi Sushi, Riverwalk Restaurant, and
Images and editorial supplied by Historic Jamestowne Experience the original site of the 1607 James Fort, where the foundations of American democracy were built and Virginia Indian, European, and African cultures collided in the very first chapter of our nation’s history. Explore the transformation of James Fort into James City
Find your escape just across the James River in beautiful Surry County, Virginia! Ride the free ferry for a unique experience and explore sites steeped in history. Once considered part of the Jamestown Colony, Surry has retained its rural charm and celebrates more than 400 years of history. Visit Smith’s
Revolution Isn’t Just a Moment—It’s an Experience. Experience America’s beginnings with a trip to Colonial Williamsburg. Here, you will be transported to Virginia’s 18th-century colonial capital, where ideas of independence and revolution formed. Hear the stories of the men and women whose thoughts helped shape a revolution. Fully immerse yourself
