From historic streets and colonial taverns to battlefields and settlements, your group will see firsthand how leadership, community, and faith guided the founding of our country. Every Williamsburg tour is fully customizable to fit your group’s schedule, interests, and learning goals.

Highlight Destinations:

Colonial Williamsburg
Walk the cobblestone streets of this living-history city, where costumed interpreters bring 18th-century life to life. Students can explore historic homes, taverns, shops, and learn about colonial government, daily life, and the role of faith in early America.

Jamestown Settlement
Visit the first permanent English settlement in North America and learn about the challenges, triumphs, and cultural interactions of early colonists. Students explore reconstructed fortifications, Native American villages, and 17th-century ships to experience life in the early 1600s.

Yorktown Battlefield
Stand on the hallowed grounds where American and French forces secured victory in the Revolutionary War. Students can explore Redoubts 9 and 10, key fortifications during the siege, and gain a firsthand understanding of strategy, leadership, and courage on the battlefield.

American Revolution Museum at Yorktown
Step inside this state-of-the-art museum to deepen your understanding of the Revolutionary War. Exhibits, living-history demonstrations, and interactive programs give students insight into the people, events, and ideas that shaped America’s fight for independence.

Governor’s Palace & Historic Homes
Tour the grand Governor’s Palace and surrounding historic homes to see the elegance and daily life of colonial leaders. Students learn about social structure, government, and the influence of faith and values in shaping society.

Historic Taverns and Trades
Step inside colonial taverns and workshops where tradespeople practiced carpentry, blacksmithing, and other crafts. Hands-on experiences help students connect with the skills, perseverance, and community life of early Americans.

Colonial Capitol
Explore the building where Virginia’s colonial government met and where revolutionary ideas took shape. Students learn about the legislative process, civic leadership, and the early political foundations that influenced the nation’s path to independence.

Monticello
Visit the home of Thomas Jefferson, where students can explore his innovations, leadership, and vision for America. Tours highlight Jefferson’s life, the architectural beauty of Monticello, and his influence on faith, governance, and liberty.

St. John’s Church, Richmond
Step into the historic church where Patrick Henry delivered his famous “Give me liberty, or give me death!” speech. Students experience the power of persuasive leadership and the enduring impact of faith and conviction in shaping history.