Inspired by the 18th Century architectural history of Williamsburg, Merchants Square is a lovely blend of old charm and new flair. Beautiful colonial buildings house a variety of boutiques, shops and restaurants. If it's souvenirs you're looking for, head over to Everything Williamsburg, or if it's a new outfit you're after, try clothing boutiques located in the square. There are plenty of fabulous restaurants in the area too, with menus that range from seafood, to comfort food. The square also offers a variety of practical amenities and services, such as banks and ATMS, information centers and ticketing booths.
If you enjoy exploring quaint bookshops filled with volumes on every topic imaginable, then stop by The Bookpress, Ltd. during your stay in Williamsburg. The beautiful shop was opened up in 1973 and has books, maps, and prints for sale. The shop also prints catalogues of books on a variety of topics, from Colonial Americana to wine and horticulture.
This scenic waterfront shopping area was designed with the shopper in mind. Inspired by the beauty of old colonial Williamsburg and infused with the flair of modern shopping, this outdoor shopping area offers a variety of different stores, boutiques, restaurants and cafes. And if the shops aren't enough to reel you in, consider going for the breathtaking surroundings. Nestled on the banks of the York River, this scenic area offers picturesque views and resting points, as well as a mile-long river walking trail. During high season, street performers and musicians add to the ambiance.
Previously known as The Jazzy Giraffe, D. Wright clothing shop offers timeless and classic pieces that will accentuate the innate beauty that all women have. International designer wares by Aventures des Toiles, Jag Jeans and Bo’s Art rub shoulders on the racks at this cute boutique located in the colonial Merchants Square. Each piece on the racks and the shelves are hand-picked by the owners themselves and it’s see the keen eye they have for stylish, fashionable clothing. Besides the chic collection for women, the shop also has a limited yet a well-curated collection for men.
All of the arts and crafts sold at Auntie M's American Cottage were made by American artists. Auntie M is actually Marilyn West, a self-taught artist who wanted to create a shop that would highlight the upcycled, repurposed, and creative pieces that Yorktown's local artists dream up. The store also plays host to creative workshops where local artists teach techniques for creating crafts like fabric collage.
What began in 1938 as a factory producing 18th-century salt-glaze reproductions has turned into a 200-acre complex with 32 buildings and over 70,000 items gathered from around the world. In addition to pottery, artisans produce wood items, plaster art, custom lamps, floral arrangements, dried and silk flowers, and made-to-order frames. It's even possible to make your own pottery as a truly unique souvenir. The complex also contains factory outlets, a restaurant and snack shop and a comfortable campground.
Previously known as The Jazzy Giraffe, D. Wright clothing shop offers timeless and classic pieces that will accentuate the innate beauty that all women have. International designer wares by Aventures des Toiles, Jag Jeans and Bo’s Art rub shoulders on the racks at this cute boutique located in the colonial Merchants Square. Each piece on the racks and the shelves are hand-picked by the owners themselves and it’s see the keen eye they have for stylish, fashionable clothing. Besides the chic collection for women, the shop also has a limited yet a well-curated collection for men.
All of the arts and crafts sold at Auntie M's American Cottage were made by American artists. Auntie M is actually Marilyn West, a self-taught artist who wanted to create a shop that would highlight the upcycled, repurposed, and creative pieces that Yorktown's local artists dream up. The store also plays host to creative workshops where local artists teach techniques for creating crafts like fabric collage.
Inspired by the 18th Century architectural history of Williamsburg, Merchants Square is a lovely blend of old charm and new flair. Beautiful colonial buildings house a variety of boutiques, shops and restaurants. If it's souvenirs you're looking for, head over to Everything Williamsburg, or if it's a new outfit you're after, try clothing boutiques located in the square. There are plenty of fabulous restaurants in the area too, with menus that range from seafood, to comfort food. The square also offers a variety of practical amenities and services, such as banks and ATMS, information centers and ticketing booths.
This scenic waterfront shopping area was designed with the shopper in mind. Inspired by the beauty of old colonial Williamsburg and infused with the flair of modern shopping, this outdoor shopping area offers a variety of different stores, boutiques, restaurants and cafes. And if the shops aren't enough to reel you in, consider going for the breathtaking surroundings. Nestled on the banks of the York River, this scenic area offers picturesque views and resting points, as well as a mile-long river walking trail. During high season, street performers and musicians add to the ambiance.
Landscaped in southern living style, the City Center at Oyster Point represents a full-fledged city that comprises of major attractions. From high-rise buildings to retail shops, malls, restaurants, upscale hotels, residential buildings, large shopping areas; you name it and the center boasts of it all. Many visitors are drawn to the city of Newport mainly because of the city center. So, the next time if you happen to be in the city, make sure to catch a glimpse of this multi-purpose city center.