Governor's Palace

Governor''s Palace, the Chinese name of the Governor's Mansion is the most famous attraction in Williamsburg. It is necessary to enter the tour. Remember that the adult ticket is about $40. You can go in all the places you can visit. The car can't stop in front

The Governor's House maintains its colonial look, with British flags flying on its roof, guarded by soldiers in 18th-century British guard uniforms, and an antique band and several old-fashioned cannons on the lawn in front of the house. The interior layout and furnishings recreate the lives of people here in the 18th century.

An elegant palace full of cultural heritage is a more historical palace in the United States, and on the outskirts, it is like a isolated palace. Governor's Palace still maintains the previous appearance, did not make the slightest change, it used to be the British Governor's Mansion, so even now, there is a British flag on the roof. Address:Palace Green, 202 Palace Green St, Williamsburg, VA 23185 United States Open hours: 9:30 to 16:30 The whole mansion is in the style of English architecture, with brown tiles and white windows. It is worthy of the former Governor's Mansion. It is still very majestic. At the entrance of the palace was a large green lawn. Most of the palace had a lawn in front of it, and nothing special, but there were still previous cannons on this lawn, which shocked me. There were also soldiers in British guards standing at the door, and there were always English bands that would play songs, which was very interesting. Walking inside, the overall building inside is very simple, there is an 18th century British elegance, there will be a British cavity staff to introduce you to the history here. There is a back garden behind the palace. Different flowers are divided into different areas. It is quite pleasing. There are some fruit trees next to it, which is very eye-catching. Recommend!