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Group sizeUp to 25 travelers
Overview
Join us as we discover the History of Christmas in the colony while exploring the handcrafted decorations that adorn the historic buildings.
On our 1-hour leisurely stroll thru the city, you will have the opportunity to photograph some of the most iconic decorations that are uniquely Colonial Williamsburg. Handcrafted one-of-a-kind decorations made by employees and residents of the city are beautifully and proudly displayed on each building and we will discover the most beautiful and unique of this year's display.
We will discover the religious, humorous, and heartfelt traditions that span the centuries. While learning how the decorations are made, how they became a tradition, and even helpful tips and tricks on how the create your own decorations at home.
Christmas in Colonial Williamsburg is truly an experience that you and your family will cherish for years to come.
What's included
Tips and Tricks on makings similar decorations yourself.
The history of how Colonial Williamsburg started it's unique celebration the season.
Gratuities
What to expect
Bruton Parish Episcopal Church
10m
At the church, your guide will discuss how Christmas is celebrated in the 18th century and describe the decorations on the church.
5m
Next, we will stop at the John GreenhowStore where we will view one of the most iconic Colonial Williamsburg decorations and discuss how to make it yourself.
10m
At our next stop, the Roscow Cole House we will see another iconic Colonial Williamsburg Christmas decoration and have a unique photo opportunity.
St. George Tucker House
5m
Here we will see how our modern Christmas traditions start in Virginia.
Colonial Williamsburg
20m
A leisurely stroll down Duke of Gloucester Street where we will see multiple unique handmade decorations. Throughout the tour, you will hear humorous and heartfelt stories from the 18th-century and modern Christmas.
We will tell the stories outside of the itinerary
5m
Our tour will end near the Raleigh Tavern with a heartfelt reminder of the meaning of Christmas.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
Meet your guide at the intersection of Duke of Gloucester and Palace Green Streets.
Parking is available at the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg.
End point
The tour typically ends near the Raleigh Tavern.
Additional information
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
We will tell the stories outside of the Colonial Williamburg
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
