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During the American Revolution, Williamsburg — then capital of the Virginia colony — served as a center of cultural and political activity, helping to shape new ideas, identities, and styles. In a time of trade disruptions and growing calls for independence, fashion reflected everyday life and a

When the winter holidays arrive, Williamsburg glows with festive cheer. From famous attractions festooned with millions of dazzling lights to a beloved boat parade, Christmas tree lighting ceremonies, and brilliant neighborhood installations, there are many ways to make your season merry and bright.

Williamsburg’s small-town charm, historic character, and natural beauty make it an idyllic destination any time you visit. But a midweek vacation usually means lower hotel prices and fewer crowds, giving you a little more breathing room at popular attractions, restaurants, and historic sites.

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During the holidays, stroll 18th-century streets decked out in festive greenery and glowing with candlelight as Colonial Williamsburg transforms into an enchanting holiday wonderland from another era.

The magic reaches its peak during ...

Slowing down comes naturally at the award-winning Williamsburg Winery, set on the historic Wessex Hundred farm near Jam...