• 136 Francis St E - Travel back to the 18th Century with a private tour of Colonial Williamsburg (CW), guided by a passionate, certified local Williamsburg Guide who brings history to life. Highlights include:

(1) Meet in the Williamsburg Inn lobby to plan a walking route tailored to your interests, such as meeting Nation Builders, witnessing musket demonstrations, and more.

(2) Experience daily colonial life on Duke of Gloucester Street and discover Virginia’s crucial role in the Revolution and the Declaration of Independence.

(3) Explore the Capitol Building from 1705.

(4) Stroll through the Palace Green towards the Governor’s Palace, learning about the Royal Governors and Virginian Governors (Patrick Henry & Thomas Jefferson) who resided there.

(5) Discover Bruton Parish Church and the origins of Colonial Williamsburg’s preservation.

(6) Visit Merchant’s Square.

(7) Tour WM’s Sir Christopher Wren building and learn about the oldest university in the USA and its significant historical impact.

Notes: Two tour options available: CW tickets are not included in the 2.5-hour tour; CW tickets are included in the 7-hour tour, which offers access to CW buildings, trades, and lunch. CW is open from 10am to 5pm. A Spanish-speaking guide is available upon request.

• Private group tour
• Bottled water and light snack included

• Gratuties
• 2.5 Hour Tour does not include admission ticket to Colonial Williamsburg
• Colonial Williamsburg hours are 10am to 5pm

Embark on a journey back to 1775 with a private tour and delve into the origins of American history. Key attractions include:

1. Stroll along Duke of Gloucester Street while discovering colonial trades, the influence of the press, and Virginia’s pivotal role in shaping the early Nation, including the first Continental Congress, the Declaration of Independence, and the Declaration of Rights.

2. Marvel at the Capitol Building and gain insight into why America’s Constitution established three branches of government.

3. Enjoy the Palace Green and the Governor’s Palace, where townspeople and gentry gathered to celebrate significant events.

4. Discover Bruton Parish Church, which closes at 4 PM.

5. Shop in Merchant’s Square.

6. Visit the Sir Christopher Wren building and learn about its importance as the oldest academic building in America and its significant role in history.

Notes: Colonial Williamsburg (CW) is open from 10 AM to 5 PM. There are two tours available - a 2.5-hour tour that does NOT include a CW ticket, and a 7-hour tour that includes a CW ticket, providing access to all CW buildings and lunch with a private guide.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.