By Tomiko
Williamsburg, Virginia, is filled with adventurous, fun-filled things to do. There are walking tours, amusement parks, shops and restaurants that cater to families on a budget or couples who want to enjoy a night of fine dining. Drive down Richmond Road to see the beautifully constructed, country-style stores and restaurants. Williamsburg is a place of relaxation and serenity.
Visit Colonial Williamsburg
Purchase admission tickets to Colonial Williamsburg and enjoy a piece of history. Go on tours that allow you to interact with people who lived in the 18th century. Interpreters are fully clothed in 18th-century garments and speak to you as if you were living during that time. Watch in amazement as animals roam fresh pastures and graze on the land. Visit the Williamsburg Cheese Shop of Merchant Square and enjoy delectable cheeses, wines, breads and sandwiches.
Take the entire family swimming at Water Country U.S.A.
Water Country U.S.A. is a staple in Williamsburg, Virginia. The park is filled with body slides, rides, attractions and a huge wave pool called Surfer's Bay. It's the perfect place to go on a hot summer's day. The park offers patrons a variety of eateries and foods to select from.
Busch Gardens
Visit the countries of Europe at Busch Gardens. Venture out and take a ride on Apollo's Chariot, The Loch Ness Monster and Alpengeist, or take the kids to Sesame Street. Let your taste buds explore a little bit of Italy, France, Germany, Scotland and England.
Enjoy a pleasant dining experience. Select a full-course meal, delectable sandwich, ice-cold, frothy beverage, wine, beer, pastry or yummy ice cream. Enjoy a show or sit back and people watch. Busch Gardens is fun for people of all ages.
Shopping Mania
Stop by the Prime Outlets and shop until you drop. Visit the Kenneth Cole, Kate Spade, Juicy Coutoure and Coach outlets. Sports lovers and athletes can run to the Nike Factory, Adidas and Reebok outlets to find great deals on sportswear. Prime Outlets has a little bit of something for everyone. There is Timberland and Eddie Bauer for the nature lovers and Oshkosh for the little tykes in your life.
Eat drink and be merry
Enjoy a heavenly eating experience in Williamsburg, Virginia. Visit restaurants like the Trellis on Duke of Gloucester Street, Captain George's Seafood and Bourbon Street or try your favorite dish from well-known chain restaurants like Red Lobster, Olive Garden and Friday's.
Don't forget to try an amazing submarine sandwich from Paul's Deli, located on Scotland Street across from William and Mary College. With such a variety of tasty choices, you may have to visit Williamsburg annually.
About the Author:
Based in Brooklyn, New York, Tomiko "Tomi" Cary has been writing articles for eHow.com since December 2007. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Journalism from William Paterson University. Cary also attended New York University's Journalism Program, where she received a Professional Studies Certificate of Completion in 2007.
