Market Square is a charming window into colonial life, right in the heart of historical Williamsburg. Surrounded by restored buildings and costumed interpreters, the square feels like stepping back in time. The market is full of traditional and historical souvenirs, perfect for bringing a piece of the 18th century home. You can even meet soldiers in a tent who will explain the history and mechanics of the rifles they carry. Between the cobblestone paths, period shops, and engaging demonstrations, the atmosphere makes you feel as if you’ve been transported back to the 1700s. It’s especially beautiful in the morning before the crowds arrive, but even when it’s busy, the energy feels authentic and welcoming. A must-visit spot for the full...
Read moreMarket Square is nice. But the prices in the stores are exorbitant. In addition, trying to park your car is a real problem. We finally found a paid parking lot behind the Williamsburg Book Store and spent at least a half hour attempting to pay to park on our phones. I found this irritating and a huge waste of time. Nobody around to help. Only the parking checker waiting to give...
Read moreBeautiful great place to see wonderful history of the beginnings of America. Family friendly. Lots of walking involved if you decide to and are up for it! A great place to run as well. There is an admission to enter the historic buildings to get an up front and personal view. Highly recommend to anyone...
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