Tour Colonial Presidential History in Virginia
Standard 3 Day Package includes:
• Round trip transportation via modern lavatory equipped motor coach with climate control and video
• Two nights first class hotel accommodations at quad occupancy - all rooms with two double beds
• Four meals - two breakfasts & two dinners
• Study visit in Colonial Williamsburg
• Tour Historic Jamestown Settlement
• Visit to the Baltimore Inner Harbor Area
• All admissions as per itinerary chosen
• All hotel taxes and gratuities
• Four complimentary chaperones at double occupancy per full bus
• Gratuities for motor coach driver
• Services of a MAXIMUM tour director during your entire trip
Colonial Williamsburg is the preserved, restored capital of Colonial Virginia. There you will walk the same streets as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. The town exists today much as it did 200 years ago. Come and see history come alive!
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Busch Gardens Williamsburg is an amusement park young and old will enjoy. The National Amusement Park Historical Association has named Busch Gardens Williamsburg the nation's most beautiful theme park for 15 straight years. For more rides and adventure check out Six Flags America and Kings Dominion.
The Nauticus Museum has the U.S.S. Wisconsin anchored there. Stop by and see how massive these ships really are.
Colonial Dinners, where you can sample the cuisine from days gone by. Authentic period foods are prepared and served in a manner fitting from the times. It was customary to pass your plate around the table and the guest nearest to the dish you want to try serves a helping on your plate, it makes for a very interactive meal! Evening Program (in Colonial Williamsburg)
Carters Grove Plantation is a fully restored plantation and take a tour of the mansion. Like most old homes, it has a spooky tale or two associated with it. In the drawing room, better known as the "Refusal Room." It is said that in this room, George Washington proposed to Mary Cary and Thomas Jefferson proposed to Rebecca Burwell. Both were turned down because they were thought not good enough. After the war, Mary Cary saw that George Washington had won the war, and she went and tore up the white carnations that were a gift from him. As the legend goes, whenever fresh white carnations are placed in the room, they immediately begin to wilt and drop their petals.
Mariners Museum is one of the largest maritime museums in the world featuring over 35,000 maritime artifacts and over 600,000 prints.
Washington DC with its museums, exhibits, statues, parks and rich history is full of sights around every corner.
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