See the iconic Bruton Parish Church and hear stories about the prominent colonial figures associated with it, as well as the role religion played in 18th-century life.

Pass by the historic Kimball Theatre while learning about Williamsburg’s preservation efforts and how the city balances heritage and modern community life.

Pause near this long-standing local shop to learn about small businesses and traditions that have become part of Williamsburg’s character over time.

Walk through Merchants Square, one of the first planned shopping districts in the country. Discover how trade and daily commerce influenced colonial society and how the area connects historic Williamsburg with today’s town center.

See the Capitol Building, where important debates and decisions shaped the future of the American colonies. Your guide explains how colonial government functioned and why Virginia played a key political role.

Admire the exterior of the Governor’s Palace and discover how royal governors lived and governed the Virginia colony before the American Revolution.

Walk along Duke of Gloucester Street, the historic heart of Williamsburg, lined with restored colonial buildings. Enjoy photo opportunities and hear stories about daily life in the 18th century before concluding the tour at 499 E Duke of Gloucester Street.