Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown: The Historic Triangle
The region is located between the James and York Rivers in Coastal Virginia. Situated along the scenic Colonial Parkway, the area comprises Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown. Immersed in living history, the area’s popular sites and attractions include the first English settlement of Jamestown, the site of the battle that ended the Revolutionary War at Yorktown, and the reconstructed 18th-century city of Colonial Williamsburg. All offer a world of discovery and fun for the whole family.
A visit to Jamestown offers two compelling ways to go back in time. Historic Jamestowne is the original site of the…
Historic battlefields, quaint boutiques, and a beach—yup, it’s all right here in charming Yorktown.
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