Colonial Williamsburg, VA   Known as the "historic triangle," Jamestown, Williamsburg, and Yorktown contain treasures found nowhere else. Although all three celebrate and educate about the history of the United States, each has a unique story and way of exploring the past.   Jamestown Site of the first permanent English settlement in North America, Jamestown today is a historical site located within Colonial National Historical Park and provides numerous ways to learn about the past. There are no permanent residents in Jamestown, although during the day it is bustling with colorful colonial characters and tourists from all over the world. The two main Jamestown attractions are both centered around the town's rich history. Jamestown Settlement is a recreation of an English fort, a Native American village, and the ships used to sail to the New World. Also at Jamestown is Historic Jamestown , the actual site of the original colony featuring archaeological digs and glass blowing. Williamsburg Made up of the old and the new, the city of Williamsburg is divided into four main parts: colonial diversions, New Town , the College of William and Mary and commercial attractions. Williamsburg is best known for its colonial charm. Colonial Williamsburg is one of the city's main points of interest and features an 18th century town complete with actors to create one of the largest living history museums in the world. Visitors can interact with the townspeople to become a part of history.  York Town To gain an understanding of events that led to America's war for independence and the impact of the war upon ordinary men and women, start your tour at the state-operated Yorktown Victory Center, a museum of the American Revolution. Follow the Road to Revolution, an outdoor walkway to the main museum building. Exhibits along the "Road" describe events that resulted in the transformation of the mood in Britain's American colonies from acceptance of the status quo in mid-18th century to rebellion 25 years later. The experiences of a diverse group of people who lived during the Revolutionary War are the focus of unique permanent exhibits indoors. Visually dramatic presentations explaining the living documents that marked the beginning and conclusion of the Revolution -- the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution and Bill of Rights -- anchor the exhibit space. In a large gallery entitled Witnesses to Revolution, you will meet 10 individuals who lived during the 18th century and recorded their observations in letters, diaries, and pay and pension applications. The witnesses are characterized by life-size cast figures, graphics and artifacts representative of their lives, and spoken words excerpted from their own writings. From Converging on Yorktown, you will descend to the lower floor to experience the fascinating story of Yorktown's Sunken Fleet, ships lost or scuttled during the Yorktown siege. The exhibit A Soldier's Lot, explores the training, medical care and daily life of the men who fought in the Revolution. The Unfinished Revolution tells about the formation of the new national government and inauguration of George Washington as the first president of the United States. Kids Go FREE!   Our Price:  $275.00 BONUS:  $1,000 Restaurant Savings.     DETAILS:  3 Days 2 Nights hotel/resort stay for 2 Adults (21+.  1 adult must have a major credit card per hotel policy. BOOKING:  Book at least 30 days in advance to ensure availability.  Check in 7 days a week. HOTELS:  You are Guaranteed a 4 Star/ First Class Hotel.  You will be offered 1 or more Hotels to select from depending on your travel details.  National brands such as Hilton, Holiday Inn, Days Inn, Ramada Inn, Marriott, & more.  No timeshare or sales pitch is required at any time. FEES:  Room deposit is required.  Extended nights, additional travelers, or peak days may be limited/require surcharge. PROCESS:  Buy online, Voucher Redemption instructions will be emailed to you within 12 business hours.  Submit $15 booking fee required by Reservation Center.  They will send your booking packet via USPS & you may finalize travel details directly with them.

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