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Be amazed, entertained, and scared (in a good way) on this ghost tour of Williamsburg. The tour is based around a photo study of ghosts and paranormal activity, 'Haunted Historic Colonial Williamsburg'. You'll be shown the amazing photos while visiting the places they were taken. Each tour is slightly different and you'll visit various locations, including what is considered to be Williamsburg's most haunted house, Peyton Randolph House.

See Washington DC’s key attractions, all in one day—and leave the navigation to your guide—on this full-day tour from Williamsburg. Set off early in the morning via air-conditioned bus, and stop by Arlington National Cemetery en route to the nation’s capital. Then, discover highlights like the Lincoln Memorial, see the White House and US Capitol, enjoy free time for lunch (own expense) and a stroll, and more.

Summer promo code on our site. Experience Williamsburg's only audio-enhanced haunted ghost tour w/ free earbuds. Plus, our touring groups are capped at 20 guests, while other companies allow 50 plus people in a group. Featured in "Garden & Gun", "Goop", "Coastal Living, and "Samantha Brown's Places To Love". Unlike the silence between locations with other companies, our live mic'd hosts & sleek listening devices allow for a continuous & immersive storytelling experience, giving you the absolute most value for your money. Genteel & Bard's Williamsburg Dark History and Ghost Walking Tour is storytelling too dark for daylight. You’ll experience our highly-curated storytelling performance while hearing tales of Williamsburg's dark history, ghost lore, & paranormal encounters with a talented, passionate, & knowledgeable public historian & storytelling professional. Please note: we can’t guarantee you’ll see a ghost on our tour - they’re notoriously shy.

Private tour with a carefully planned out trail that includes the Williamsburg Inn, the Duke of Gloucester Street, the Capitol Building, the Governor's Palace, Palace Green, Merchant's Square, around William and Mary's Sir Christopher Wren building (the "College"), the Sunken Gardens and the Tyler Family Garden (aka "echo wall"). Points of interest include: (1) The Williamsburg Inn. (3) Take in the entirety of the Duke of Gloucester Street and some of the historic businesses. (4) Walk around the Capitol Building. (5) Enjoy the Palace Green and the Governor's Palace. (6) Learn about Bruton Parish Church and Rev. Dr. D.A.R. Goodwin who began the preservation of Colonial Williamsburg. (7) Take in Merchant's Square. (8) Visit WM's Sir Christopher Wren building (the "College") and learn about the oldest university building in the United States and it's significant role throughout history. (9) Enjoy a walk around WM's Sunken Gardens and the Tyler Family Garden.

Laughter Yoga enables the spirit of child-like laughter, teaches self-laughter and promotes long-term and short-term health benefits.

Spend the afternoon eating your way through Williamsburg. Explore the neighborhood and meet some stars of the local foodies scene. The tour will take you to a handful of restaurants, specialty food shops, and producers where you taste everything from gourmet mac and cheese and Blue Talon Bistro, to a selection of baked goods from Justified Bake Shop, to a flight of local beers from Green Leafe Café, and so much more. Get an inside look at what makes the food scene so cool and bookmark spots to return to.