America's Historic Triangle Package

• The Ultimate Vacation for Fun with the Family
  
  
• All Inclusive Package Deal Includes 5 Attractions and a 3 Night Stay in Williamsburg
  
  
• Choose from Over 70 Great Hotels and B & Bs!
  
  
• Upgrade and Stay 4 Nights and Get the 5th Night Free!
  
  
• Free Parking and Free Shuttle Between Destinations!
  

This year-round package features unlimited admission to Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area and Museums, Jamestown Settlement and the Yorktown Victory Center, and two National Park Service sites - Historic Jamestowne and Yorktown Battlefield - and modern-day accommodations for up to seven days. Choose from more than 70 hotels: budget, mid-range to deluxe. Free parking at attractions and free shuttle April through October. Free Williamsburg Visitor Guide and the goWilliamsburg Discount Card delivered to your hotel with your tickets. 

America's Historic Triangle Package
3-night packages for two adults start at $399.
Upgrade your package to 4 nights and get the 5th night free!
2 adults, 5 nights from $477.
Includes America's Historic Triangle Ticket!
Buy America's Historic Triangle Package Now!
then click Lodging and follow the 6 easy steps on the right,
or call 1-800-495-8804

America's Historic Triangle Package
3-night packages for two adults start at $399.
Upgrade your package to 4 nights and get the 5th night free!
2 adults, 5 nights from $477.
Includes America's Historic Triangle Ticket!
Buy America's Historic Triangle Package Now!
then click Lodging and follow the 6 easy steps on the right,
or call 1-800-495-8804


  Jamestown Settlement

A living-history museum of 17th-century Virginia, Jamestown Settlement evokes the world of America's first permanent English settlement. Learn the story of Jamestown through gallery exhibits and living history in outdoor settings. Explore the re-created Powhatan Indian village, board one of the replicas of the three ships that landed in 1607, try on armor in the re-created fort, and take part in one of the activities at a sesaonal riverfront discovery area.

The site of America's first permanent English settlement, Historic Jamestowne offers a wealth of activities: witness archaeology in action at the 1607 James Fort excavation; see the original 17th-century church tower; tour the Visitor Center with its multi-media presentation; tour the Archaearium which displays many of the artifacts unearthed in the fort; and drive the scenic Island loop road.

Colonial Williamsburg

America's oldest and largest live interactive history experience, Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area brings Virginia's 18th-century capital city to life every day. Take a carriage ride; visit the shops and taverns where Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry and others conceived the ideals of liberty, independence and personal freedom that influenced the founding of the nation; and join in Colonial Williamsburg's Revolutionary City®, a dynamic two-hour event. Listen as the Declaration of Independence is read to the citizens. March from the Capitol to the Courthouse as Washington and his troops begin their journey toward Yorktown and victory.

Journey Along the Colonial Parkway

Explore America's Historic Triangle along a 23-mile route that traces America's founding from discovery to independence. The Colonial Parkway, part of the Colonial National Historical Park, links Jamestown Settlement, Historic Jamestowne, Colonial Williamsburg, Yorktown Battlefield and the Yorktown Victory Center. Enjoy spectacular views of the James and York rivers along this "All American Road." Seasonally, shuttles connect all three points along the Colonial Parkway.

The Yorktown Victory Center

A museum of the American Revolution, the Yorktown Victory Center chronicles America's struggle for independence, from the beginnings of colonial unrest to the formation of the new nation. Wander through gallery exhibits that highlight the experiences of ordinary men and women who lived during the Revolutionary era. Outdoors, experience a soldier's life while mustering with troops in a re-created Continental Army encampment. On a re-created 1780s farm, help with chores such as weeding the garden and processing flax.

Yorktown Battlefield

The site of the final major clash of the American Revolution, Yorktown Battlefield allows visitors to follow in the footsteps of General George Washington and to walk where this historic event took place. Drive the battlefield and encampment tour roads, visit the Moore House where the surrender negotiations took place, see the site of the British surrender, and watch The Siege of Yorktown film at the National Park Service Visitor Center, which displays artifacts from the siege, including tents used by General Washington.