Tour of Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia
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Wander Open Roads and join us on a tour of historic Colonial Williamsburg, a living museum that brings 18th century Colonial America to life!
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I love Colonial Williamsburg so much! It’s my favorite vacation spot!
Awesome! We love it too 😎
Man that was very informative and emotional.. as a fellow African American i was weary of showing my young son and daughter the Colonial history of early African Americans but you made an excellent point .. This part history,although harsh an unsavory must be told and not ignored.. I cant wait see the Magazine and eat at all the Taverns.. be there in the end of March.. excellent Video
Thank you so much
Been there 3 times and planning to go back !!
Excellent job on your video! Very well done!!!
Thanks so much!
Your music is so lovely. Great choice!
Reminds me very much of our own Beamish Open Air Museum here in the UK! Would definitely go there if I could!
As a 757 resident it’s refreshing to see people that find this so fascinating. We take it for granted knowing we are in the home of the first Americans
Just found your channel and you guy’s have an amazing life. God Bless you on your travels.
Thank you!
Great video! Thanks!
Thank you!
Its a Great Video. Now, I know where to go! Thank you! Having breakfast, going for a swim, then making my way. I hope you guys did a video of Yorktown and Jamestown. Hitting that tomorrow.😊😊😊🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
God bless you..
Awesome! Glad you’re enjoying it, and yes, we do have a Yorktown and Jamestown video too so check it out 😎
@@WanderOpenRoads Thank you!🤗
I lived near Williamsburg for three years and never had the opportunity to understand the African American story. I cannot wait to go back and live this chapter of history!!
Most definitely!
I love roller coasters and history so we go to Williamsburg a lot.
We love it!
What a unique place. Thank you for sharing. We were able to adventure through there recently and enjoyed watching your video and seeing the experiences you had. We had a great time and enjoyed what we saw but it is so cool that you went to the same place and had a very different experience. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you. I lived there and there is nothing like getting up every day and going 4 minutes away to the village. I miss it so. Lovely piece.
Thank you
We Love it here! come back ever year. thanks for sharing
Absolutely 😎
Love the video, keep up the good work, amazing people ❤️❤️
Hayden MacWhinnie Thank you so much! 😀
Love this. I’ve been to colonial Williamsburg because I have a lot of family from Virginia. Love your channel!!!
Thank you so much! We really appreciate the love and look forward to visiting more cool spots once this pandemic is under control so stay tuned!
Colonial Williamsburg! You're gonna have a fun effin' time!
Great video, Now I'm excited about my upcoming visit. Thank you.
Awesome 😎
oh MY THANK YOU finally found a video to intice me to visit Williamsburg - 1st time here in this region and wasn't fully into visiting it BUT NOW we're going !
Awesome 😎
I feel like I'm starting Wizard's 101 or some other online fantasy world.
4:22 "Bah" 😂 They always make me laugh.
Great video thanks guys! :o)
You’re welcome!
Thank you- great way to see if this was to my liken. The way you showed us I am sure to go
Awesome 😎
go to Colonial Williamsburg after the snow falls (usually between Jan and even as late as March). Standing on those streets with the snow acting as acoustic insulation gives the whole place a unique kind of quiet. My favorite place to be, even though I generally dislike winter weather.
I am here right now. Just seeing what you know..
Come check out old new castle Delaware. Very similar vibe
I have a lived here all my life and have never seen a lot of this and I visit the Williamsburg a lot.
Glad you enjoyed the video, we love Williamsburg and will definitely be back!
My favorite part were the horses pooping!
I would have appreciated if you would have stated the name of the buildings you were showing us. I was showing it to my kids for an educational "virtual fieldtrip". But thanks for the tour!
I remember going there in 94', but it was similar in expense then? Wonder why? Totally worth it though. I don't know why more people don't know about it? It should be mandatory for every grade school child to attending the US.
Are any of the building wheelchair accessible?
The streets, most gardens and outdoor activities are wheelchair accessible and some exhibits have wheelchair ramps. Most of the historic buildings require at least a few steps. I’d contact the park for specific information
would you recommend this for little kids? like 3-10 years old
Sure, especially for school aged kids, it’s a great way to discover American History
@@WanderOpenRoads Awesome! We homeschool and are working on American history this year! Just curious..would you recommend any hotels or places to stay there while visiting
@@aaronthompson3454 We camped at Thousand Trails RV resort
3-10 is a big age range my friend. Better break up is 2-4; 5-7; and 8-12.
What is the name of the music? I recognise it
I love Colonial Williamsburg but no masks or social distancing?
M A This video was actually shot before all that started... the good ole days 😊
Wander Open Roads the I you for the speedy reply. I live in Northern Virginia and can’t wait to go back to visit. We usually go several times a year but it’s just too risky for a visit these days. Thank you for the wonderful video though.
Oops that was thank you for the speedy reply....
M A Glad you enjoyed the video! Our son lives in Richmond so we try to get to that area as often as possible. There are some great attractions there and I’ll be glad when it’s safe to visit as well. Take care
It looks empty. When I was a kid in the 70's, it was packed. We did all the historical sites and Civil War battlefields. I remember sort of feeling bad for my friends who weren't interested in history. Travelling around like that gave me a love for America that is absent in others.
Colonial Williamsburg is a great place to visit if you’re into history. We love going to places like this 🤩 And roadtrips are a good opportunity for this.