Williamsburg Travel and Tourism Guide

March 21 was opening day for the 2008 season at Busch Gardens Europe in Williamsburg. We were on our way from our Kingsgate hotel by 9:20 for the 10:00 a.m. opening. It's a short hop on U.S. 60 over to Busch Gardens. While waiting for entry into the parking area, we were amused to see many other cars from Fairfax County in the crowd, including families from Springfield. No doubt most had started out from home early in the morning to take advantage of the last day of Spring Break.&nb...

For everyone passing thru Virginia or visiting Virginia I recommend to see Colonial Williamsburg.  It is quite nostalgic and a great place to take the family for the day or a romantic date to the taverns in the evening.  This place is beautiful in the spring with the cherry blossoms, and all the other blooming flowers.  It is gorgeous in the summer to see the gardens.  The Christmas decorations are fabulous and are all from natural fruits, flowers, and vegetables and ...

After George read a couple of Revolutionary War books this past year and visited Boston, I thought it was time to show him my state's colonial history. Coming from (supposedly) the most historic city in the US, that is Fredericksburg, Virginia), I thought it only natural that I was his best tour guide. We Virginians are given an intensive history lesson on exactly how and why Virginia is the best state -- I mean, Commonwealth -- in the US due to its role in shaping the history of the US. No w...

Here are some pictures of the Capital, its very nice and well kept. In the summer this place is very crowded with torists.