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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 will love the excitement of a rollercoaster or zip line adventure. While parents will delight as their children take part in educational fun at one of the local living history museums. Once the kids are tuckered out, enjoy some adult time at one of the nearby breweries, wineries and distilleries. There’s no shortage of experiences to have, no matter your budget, when you visit Williamsburg.  Historic Sites Go back to a simpler time, where the modern hustle and bustle of everyday life melts away. Colonial Williamsburg is a must-do for any visitor coming to the area. Men, women and children dressed in colonial attire roam the streets as you explore your way through this 18th-century restored city. These colonists, shopkeepers, blacksmiths and farmers look forward to sharing their lifestyles and stories with you and your family, and they are always looking for a helping hand from the younger guests!  Jamestown

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 a couple’s romantic night out. During the 18th century, the colonists centered their social scene around the local taverns. Locals and visitors would share a delicious meal and a pint of ale over good conversation. This remains the same in Colonial Williamsburg’s restaurants and taverns in the Historic Area. Colonial Williamsburg has four taverns with an array of menu options to satisfy everyone. Merchants Square, located right along Colonial Williamsburg’s Historic Area, features a blend of 18th-century charm and modern shops and restaurants. The restaurants within Merchants Square range from upscale eateries to pub fare. Most restaurants even have seating on an outdoor patio so you can dine with your pet. Grab a bite to eat from a local café or enjoy a sit-down meal prepared by an award-winning chef. For a meal with a view, head to nearby Yorktown or Jamestown where you can dine overlooking the water. Situated

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 sports teams that will turn you into fans! Wheeling Nailers Did you know there’s minor-league hockey in West Virginia? In the Northern Panhandle, you’ll find the Wheeling Nailers, a minor league ice hockey team based in Wheeling competing in the East Coast Hockey League. The Nailers are the ECHL affiliate of the Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League and the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins affiliate of the American Hockey League. Where fast-paced energy and passionate fans meet, WesBanco Arena comes to life after the opening puck drop. Seasons typically run from late October to mid-April with the Kelly Cup Playoffs to follow if necessary. Let’s Go Nailers! Charleston Dirty Birds Catch a baseball game (and maybe a fly ball) in the heart of Charleston and cheer on Charleston Dirty Birds. This team competes in the South Division of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball, a Major League Baseball partner organization. The