RT Colonial Williamsburg

Historic public university featuring centuries-old academic buildings, landscaped grounds, museums, and landmark sites that showcase the evolution of higher education in America.

General Information

Hours:

Campus grounds are open daily throughout the year
Visitor center and guided tour schedules vary by season
Self-guided visits are available during daylight hours

Fees:

Campus admission: Free
Guided tours: Free for most prospective student and visitor programs
Some museums, performances, and special events may charge separate fees

Pet Policy:

Pets are permitted outdoors on campus when leashed; pets are generally not allowed inside university buildings

Closest cities with hotels:

Williamsburg, Virginia

Seasons:

Spring and Fall offer the most pleasant weather and showcase the campus at its most scenic, though visits are possible year-round

Location:

https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=116+Jamestown+Rd%2C+Williamsburg%2C+VA+23185116 Jamestown Rd, Williamsburg, VA 23185

Website:

wm.edu

How to Get There

From Downtown Williamsburg (1 mi): Follow Richmond Road or Jamestown Road toward the historic campus district and continue to the visitor areas surrounding the university's iconic Wren Building and central campus landmarks.

Overview

William & Mary, founded in 1693, is one of the oldest colleges in the United States, and its campus is a highlight of the Historic Triangle. Colonial-era architecture stands beside modern buildings, and its alumni include three U.S. presidents.

What to See

Sir Christopher Wren Building: the oldest college building in continuous academic use in the nation
Sunken Garden and tree-shaded walks
Museums, galleries, performances, and seasonal events open to visitors

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