Williamsburg

Williamsburg is a historic neighborhood in the independent city of Williamsburg, Virginia. It was a prosperous city in colonial times, but by the time the Revolutionary War started, the city had fallen into disrepair. Today, the city serves as a reminder of the nation’s earliest days and is a major tourist attraction. The architecture and streetscape of the city remain largely intact, and the preservation efforts have led to attempts to recreate the early colonial lifestyle of the area. Visitors can explore the brick-lined streets and other historic buildings like the Governor's Palace, Bruton Parish Church, and the Carnegie Library. There are also a variety of galleries, shops, and restaurants to explore. Williamsburg also has a variety of outdoor activities on offer like biking, kayaking, and zip lining. It is a great place to experience the history of the United States and to explore a small piece of its early past.