Guidebook for Williamsburg
Shopping
Colonial Williamsburg's Merchants Square
134 N Henry StArts & Culture
William and Mary is the nation's second oldest college, and was chartered February 8, 1693. The Sir Christopher Wren Building at the College is the oldest academic building in continuous use within the United States. The original Wren building was constructed between 1695 and 1699, before Williamsburg was even founded, and the Virginia colony's capital was still located at Jamestown. Though the building has been destroyed three times by fire, each time it has been rebuilt, with the current building dating from 1862.
If you have a student enrolled at the College of William and Mary, a stay at the Inn at 802 couldn't be more convenient. We are located just across the street! Make your reser
Raymond A. Mason School of Business
101 Ukrop WayWilliam and Mary is the nation's second oldest college, and was chartered February 8, 1693. The Sir Christopher Wren Building at the College is the oldest academic building in continuous use within the United States. The original Wren building was constructed between 1695 and 1699, before Williamsburg was even founded, and the Virginia colony's capital was still located at Jamestown. Though the building has been destroyed three times by fire, each time it has been rebuilt, with the current building dating from 1862.
If you have a student enrolled at the College of William and Mary, a stay at the Inn at 802 couldn't be more convenient. We are located just across the street! Make your reser
Entertainment & Activities
The bike trails in Williamsburg are perfect for any level of rider. We have everything from easy trails through the Historic District for a leisurely sightseeing excursion to more difficult biking paths for those looking for an extreme adventure. If you are in search of a more intense but just as rewarding Williamsburg biking experience, look into picking up the "Biking through America's Historic Triangle" pamphlet at one of the local bike shops. This pamphlet maps out a 20 mile route past Williamsburg, Yorktown and Jamestown along the bike path of the scenic Colonial Parkway. A beautiful, scenic bike ride -- or drive.
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The bike trails in Williamsburg are perfect for any level of rider. We have everything from easy trails through the Historic District for a leisurely sightseeing excursion to more difficult biking paths for those looking for an extreme adventure. If you are in search of a more intense but just as rewarding Williamsburg biking experience, look into picking up the "Biking through America's Historic Triangle" pamphlet at one of the local bike shops. This pamphlet maps out a 20 mile route past Williamsburg, Yorktown and Jamestown along the bike path of the scenic Colonial Parkway. A beautiful, scenic bike ride -- or drive.
Busch Gardens Williamsburg
1 Busch Gardens BlvdPaís da Água EUA
176 Water Country PkwyIron-Bound Gym
4325 New Town AveAmerican Family Fitness
5137 Main StJames City County Recreation Center
5301 Longhill RdGo Ape Zipline & Adventure Park
5537 Centerville RdEssentials
The Fresh Market
5231 Monticello AveTrader Joe's
5000 Settlers Market BlvdHarris Teeter
1470 Quarterpath RdPublix at Monticello Marketplace #1635
4660 Monticello AveSightseeing
Jamestown Settlement tells the story of 17th-century Virginia; from the arrival of English colonists in Jamestown in 1607 to the cultural encounters and events that planted the seeds of a new nation. The world of Jamestown, America’s first permanent English colony, comes to life through film, gallery exhibits and outdoor living history.
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Assentamento de Jamestown
2110 Jamestown RdJamestown Settlement tells the story of 17th-century Virginia; from the arrival of English colonists in Jamestown in 1607 to the cultural encounters and events that planted the seeds of a new nation. The world of Jamestown, America’s first permanent English colony, comes to life through film, gallery exhibits and outdoor living history.
The historic area of Colonial Williamsburg - centered around the Duke of Gloucester street - is the cornerstone of the Williamsburg area and played a major role in the nation's developing democracy during the turbulent times prior to and during the Revolutionary War. Colonial Williamsburg is the historic section of the city of Williamsburg, Virginia. Consisting of many of the original buildings that formed the first colonial capital of Williamsburg from 1699 to 1780, Colonial Williamsburg provides a "living museum" full of history and information.
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Colonial Williamsburg's Merchants Square
134 N Henry StThe historic area of Colonial Williamsburg - centered around the Duke of Gloucester street - is the cornerstone of the Williamsburg area and played a major role in the nation's developing democracy during the turbulent times prior to and during the Revolutionary War. Colonial Williamsburg is the historic section of the city of Williamsburg, Virginia. Consisting of many of the original buildings that formed the first colonial capital of Williamsburg from 1699 to 1780, Colonial Williamsburg provides a "living museum" full of history and information.
Getting Around
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
6532 Richmond RdHertz
1441 Richmond RdWilliamsburg Transportation Center station
468 N Boundary StEverything Else
Anticipating your needs, exceeding your expectations, and creating an experience that is unique, is our commitment to you! The Inn at 802, originally built as a private residence and formally one of Williamsburg’s finest bed and breakfasts, is now the most unique property Williamsburg has to offer!
Contact us directly for reservations at (757)221-9586.
The Inn at 802
802 Jamestown RoadAnticipating your needs, exceeding your expectations, and creating an experience that is unique, is our commitment to you! The Inn at 802, originally built as a private residence and formally one of Williamsburg’s finest bed and breakfasts, is now the most unique property Williamsburg has to offer!
Contact us directly for reservations at (757)221-9586.