Williamsburg

Virginia's 18C colonial capital has been painstakingly recreated on this site. — Michelin Guide

Voted the world's most beautiful theme park for 26 consecutive years and counting, Busch Gardens features more than 50 rides and attractions, including some of the world's best roller coasters. — Fodor's

showcases American "decorative usefulware"—toys, furniture, weather vanes, coffeepots, and quilts—within typical 19th-century domestic interiors. — Fodor's

This gallery, renowned for its collection of English and American pieces covering the period from 1600 through 1830, was named for its premier benefactor. — Michelin Guide

The Governor's Palace, built in 1722, was the most impressive building of its era in the colonies...this fabulous building is set in formal gardens, including a fun boxwood maze. — Michelin Guide

The starkly Georgian original brick home of Virginia's most respected jurist... was considered one of the finest structures in Colonial Williamsbrg. — Michelin Guide

This small but elegant cruciform brick building has been holding services continuously since 1715. In the colonial era, white men were required by law to attend once a month. — Michelin Guide

On the outskirts of the historic area is Robertson's Windmill, a Colonial mill for grinding grains. It's currently closed to the public for repairs. — Fodor's

Chartered in 1693, the College of William & Mary is the second-oldest college in the country and retains the oldest academic building in continued use in the USA, the Sir Christopher Wren Building. — Lonely Planet