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| Destination | Dates | Price per Person |
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Richmond/ Williamsburg, VA |
All Dates | from $221 |
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Available Dates
| Destination | Dates | Price per Person |
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Richmond/ Williamsburg, VA |
Fri, Nov, 20 - Sun, Nov 22 | from $230 |
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Richmond/ Williamsburg, VA |
Sat, Nov, 21 - Mon, Nov 23 | from $283 |
| Destination | This Weekend | Price per Person |
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Richmond/ Williamsburg, VA |
Leaving Fri, Nov 20
Returning Sun, Nov 22 Returning Mon, Nov 23 Returning Tue, Nov 24 |
from $230 from $307 from $277 |
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Richmond/ Williamsburg, VA |
Leaving Sat, Nov 21
Returning Mon, Nov 23 Returning Tue, Nov 24 |
from $283 from $254 |
| Destination | Next Weekend | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|
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Richmond Williamsburg, VA |
Leaving Thu, Nov 26
Returning Tue, Dec 1 |
from $400 |
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Richmond Williamsburg, VA |
Leaving Fri, Nov 27
Returning Mon, Nov 30 Returning Tue, Dec 1 |
from $321 from $277 |
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Richmond Williamsburg, VA |
Leaving Sat, Nov 28
Returning Tue, Dec 1 |
from $286 |
| Destination | More Weekends | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|
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Richmond Williamsburg, VA |
Leaving Thu, Dec 3
Returning Sun, Dec 6 Returning Mon, Dec 7 Returning Tue, Dec 8 |
from $244 from $267 from $290 |
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Richmond Williamsburg, VA |
Leaving Fri, Dec 4
Returning Sun, Dec 6 Returning Mon, Dec 7 Returning Tue, Dec 8 |
from $221 from $244 from $267 |
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Richmond Williamsburg, VA |
Leaving Sat, Dec 5
Returning Mon, Dec 7 Returning Tue, Dec 8 |
from $221 from $244 |
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Richmond Williamsburg, VA |
Leaving Thu, Dec 10
Returning Sun, Dec 13 Returning Mon, Dec 14 Returning Tue, Dec 15 |
from $244 from $267 from $292 |
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Richmond Williamsburg, VA |
Leaving Fri, Dec 11
Returning Sun, Dec 13 Returning Mon, Dec 14 Returning Tue, Dec 15 |
from $221 from $244 from $267 |
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Richmond Williamsburg, VA |
Leaving Sat, Dec 12
Returning Mon, Dec 14 Returning Tue, Dec 15 |
from $222 from $245 |
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All Dates | from $242 |
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| Destination | Dates | Price per Person |
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Boston, MA
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All Dates | from $220 |
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All Dates | from $223 |
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All Dates | from $252 |
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All Dates | from $254 |
Richmond/ Williamsburg: Why Go
Richmond/Williamsburg: Where Past is Present
Visit Old Dominion and explore early America, from colonial times to the Civil War, with a combo trip to Richmond and Williamsburg.
Where the locals go: Snag a counter seat at Millie's and watch up-and-coming chefs craft your meal from scratch. Or if a big salad is what you crave, head to Strawberry Street Cafe's all-you-can-eat Bathtub Salad Bar.
History lesson: The white-columned Virginia State Capitol, designed by Thomas Jefferson in 1785, survived the Civil War and houses the only sculpture of George Washington produced in his lifetime.
Place we love, even if it's touristy: No snickering: History buffs dressed as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson lead re-enactments of colonial times in Williamsburg. Sign up for a tour at the Visitor Center.
Reason to bring a coat and tie: The Jefferson Hotel, built in 1892, offers swanky digs with a "Gone with the Wind"-inspired staircase, Tiffany-stained skylights, 70-foot ceilings, and an opulent rotunda. The Sunday Champagne brunch buffet is worth the $38 splurge--if just for a bite of the Key Lime Pie.
Ye olde local eats: The 17th Street Farmers Market in Shockoe Bottom has been operating since 1775. To get there, take the cobblestone streets in the historic Shockoe Slip district and head towards the river.
Chill out spot: Dotted with the regal homes of many of the state's first families and statues of Virginia heroes, Monument Avenue is a grand, 140-foot wide street that's also a National Historic Landmark.
The real deal: See where the first Thanksgiving took place on a tour of Berkeley Plantation along the James River.
Adrenaline rush: Whether you ride its Class IV rapids through downtown or you take a jaunt along its banks, the rumbling James River provides an intriguing respite from your usual sightseeing.
Visit Old Dominion and explore early America, from colonial times to the Civil War, with a combo trip to Richmond and Williamsburg.
Where the locals go: Snag a counter seat at Millie's and watch up-and-coming chefs craft your meal from scratch. Or if a big salad is what you crave, head to Strawberry Street Cafe's all-you-can-eat Bathtub Salad Bar.
History lesson: The white-columned Virginia State Capitol, designed by Thomas Jefferson in 1785, survived the Civil War and houses the only sculpture of George Washington produced in his lifetime.
Place we love, even if it's touristy: No snickering: History buffs dressed as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson lead re-enactments of colonial times in Williamsburg. Sign up for a tour at the Visitor Center.
Reason to bring a coat and tie: The Jefferson Hotel, built in 1892, offers swanky digs with a "Gone with the Wind"-inspired staircase, Tiffany-stained skylights, 70-foot ceilings, and an opulent rotunda. The Sunday Champagne brunch buffet is worth the $38 splurge--if just for a bite of the Key Lime Pie.
Ye olde local eats: The 17th Street Farmers Market in Shockoe Bottom has been operating since 1775. To get there, take the cobblestone streets in the historic Shockoe Slip district and head towards the river.
Chill out spot: Dotted with the regal homes of many of the state's first families and statues of Virginia heroes, Monument Avenue is a grand, 140-foot wide street that's also a National Historic Landmark.
The real deal: See where the first Thanksgiving took place on a tour of Berkeley Plantation along the James River.
Adrenaline rush: Whether you ride its Class IV rapids through downtown or you take a jaunt along its banks, the rumbling James River provides an intriguing respite from your usual sightseeing.