If you’re headed to Williamsburg, Virginia this fall, you will be pleased to know that one of America’s most popular historic destinations offers visitors plenty of things to do, ranging from historical attractions to theme parks.

Part of the Historic Triangle of Virginia which includes Jamestown and Yorktown, the city of Williamsburg is best known for its restored historic area called Colonia Williamsburg. This area features architecture and buildings from 1699 to 1780 and served as the center of government for the majority of the 18th century. Are you ready to plan your Williamsburg Virginia vacation? Here is a list of the most popular things to do as the leaves change color and fall to the ground.

History Lessons: When it comes to American history lessons, the city of Williamsburg has a lot to offer.

Visitors can walk through the Historic Area, a glimpse into an 18th century community featuring 500 original public buildings, private homes, taverns and shops, including the Governor’s Palace and the Capitol. The area also boasts beautiful gardens and public greens. You can also purchase Williamsburg vacation packages with tickets to various museums and historical attractions.

Arts and Culture: After you have had your fair share of history, don’t forget to celebrate the fall season with arts, wine, food and entertainment. The city of Williamsburg offers travelers everything from Bush Gardens to winery tours and even festivals. Whether you’re planning to stay in one of the hotels in Williamsburg, Virginia, or you’re simply passing through the area, view the fall calendar to find live music, dance, and theater events.

The Outdoors: In fall, the scenic trails and roads of Williamsburg are covered in orange and gold leaves. In fact, fall is the perfect time of year to get out of Virginia condos and explore the beautiful scenery of the city. Travelers can participate in a wide range of outdoor activities, including walking, hiking, fishing, kayaking and canoeing. Take your pick!