Connect Jamestown's recreated past with its archaeological discoveries
4.5 hrs
Up to 10 people
Two museum sites, Indoor exhibits
Explore Jamestown's history on a tour spanning two museum sites.
You will begin at Jamestown Settlement Museum and see the English Fort of 1607, Native American Interpretive area, replica ships and indoor galleries.
Then you will walk where history happened at Historic Jamestown on Jamestown Island. Here you will explore the National Park and artifacts excavated in New Town in the indoor exhibits.
Cancellations are only allowed for extreme weather or museum closures for government reasons.
Product ID: K4FDU2
The Jamestown history tour has a maximum of 10 people.
Yes. Plenty of parking is available in the Jamestown Settlement Museum parking lot.
In front of the Visitor Center at Jamestown Settlement Museum, 2110 Jamestown Road, Williamsburg, VA 23185
Step into Jamestown Settlement and the year 1607 takes shape around you. Thatched rooftops rise above a palisaded fort, the smell of wood smoke drifts across the grounds, and costumed interpreters demonstrate the daily rhythms of colonial survival. Whether you linger aboard a full-scale replica of a tall ship or walk the earthen paths of a re-created Powhatan village, Jamestown Settlement rewards curiosity at every turn.
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