The Historic Capitol of Colonial Williamsburg

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving to Capitol in Williamsburg, VA, start by heading to the nearest major highway in Northern Neck, which is Route 3. Take Route 3 East until you reach the traffic circle at the intersection with Route 30. From the traffic circle, take Route 30 South towards West Point. Continue on Route 30 until you reach Route 60. Merge onto Route 60 West and follow it until you reach the intersection with Route 132. Take Route 132 South towards Williamsburg. Follow Route 132 into Williamsburg, where it will turn into Richmond Road. Turn left onto W Duke of Gloucester St. The Capitol will be on your right at 101 W Duke of Gloucester St, Williamsburg, VA 23185.

• Public Transportation

  To reach the Capitol via public transportation, start by taking the Greyhound or Megabus from your nearest station in Northern Neck, likely in Kilmarnock or Warsaw, to Richmond, VA. From Richmond, you can take the GRTC (Greater Richmond Transit Company) bus service to Williamsburg. Once you arrive in Williamsburg, you can use local bus services (such as the Williamsburg Area Transit Authority) to reach the area near the Capitol. The closest bus stop is at the intersection of W Duke of Gloucester St, from which it is a short walk to the Capitol at 101 W Duke of Gloucester St.

• Bicycle

  If you prefer to cycle, you can bike from Northern Neck to Williamsburg. Start on Route 3 East towards the traffic circle and follow the same routes as described for driving, but ensure you are using the bike lane where available. There are some scenic routes along the way, but be aware that some stretches may have limited shoulder space. Once in Williamsburg, park your bike at a designated bike rack near the Capitol at 101 W Duke of Gloucester St.