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Colonial Williamsburg: 18th-Century Christmas Walking Tour｜United States
Colonial Williamsburg: 18th-Century Christmas Walking Tour｜United States
Colonial Williamsburg: 18th-Century Christmas Walking Tour｜United States
Colonial Williamsburg: 18th-Century Christmas Walking Tour｜United States
Colonial Williamsburg: 18th-Century Christmas Walking Tour｜United States

Colonial Williamsburg: 18th-Century Christmas Walking Tour｜United States

United States-Virginia , Williamsburg
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  • Step back in time and get to know what Christmas was like in colonial times
  • Snap photos of Williamsburg's colorful and festive Christmas decorations
  • Discover where the first Christmas tree in America was and hear local stories
  • Create a special memory with friends or family this holiday on a walking tour
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Tour TypeShared tour
Transportation methodGet there on your own
Tour typesGuided tour
Additional service & facilityBarrier free
SeasonalWinter Snow Exclusive
Sightseeing typeHistoric site tour, Hiking
TransportWalking

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Get into the holiday spirit on this guided walking tour on a guided Christmas walking tour in Colonial Williamsburg. See Williamsburg's Christmas decorations and hear of how the colonists celebrated the holiday in the 18th century.
Starting at the city’s capital building, follow alongside your guide to Williamsburg’s most magical and festive spots. As you stroll, listen in on Christmas stories, local Christmas traditions, and the history of the holidays here in town.
Hear about the story of the Christmas tree in America and if Santa Claus was a part of the holiday celebration here in town. Why did the Masons have their own Masonic private holiday service on the 27th? You’ll learn all this and more as you explore.

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  • Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users

  • What To Bring: Comfortable shoes

  • What To Bring: Warm clothing

  • Know Before You Go: Please meet your guide at the Capitol Building

  • Know Before You Go: 430 E Duke of Gloucester St will give you walking directions to the Palmer House.

  • Know Before You Go: Look to the end of the black top circle and your guide will be standing on the road in front of the Capitol Building.

  • Know Before You Go: Disregard google maps, it will lead you to the courthouse.

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