What's there to do in Williamsburg?
Whether you're a history buff, a lover of the great outdoors, an avid shopper, or a connoisseur of fine dining, this is the place for you.
Take in a movie at the Kimball or New Town theaters.
Bike along all 20 plus miles of the Colonial Parkway or along the completed portion of the Virginia Capital Trail which eventually will stretch from Jamestown to Richmond. 
Think about sports (not Torts) while you work out at W&M's Rec Center. Got a racket? W&M's indoor tennis complex is only steps away from the Law School.
Relax with friends at the Green Leafe on "Pint Night," or try the wine smoothies at Aromas, or sample the latest French cuisine at Le Yaca. (P.S., there are more than 100 restaurants in greater Williamsburg.)
Enjoy campus events. Attend a lecture on classical architecture. Stroll through an art exhibit at the Muscarelle Museum. Enjoy an outdoor concert at Lake Matoaka Amphitheater.
In the mood for a day trip? An hour down the road, you'll find lots to do in Richmond (to our west) or Norfolk (to our east).
Kayak at Waller Mill Park .
Enjoy the sights of Colonial Williamsburg (and the sound of fifes and drums).
Run (or hike) the trails around W&M's Lake Matoaka.
Shop to your heart's content at Merchants Square, Prime Outlets, or any of the city's dozens of stores and specialty shops.
Take a ride on the wild side: eat smoked barbecue and then ride the Griffon at Busch Gardens.
Golf. According to Golf Guides USA, Williamsburg is "one of the hottest new golf resort areas on the East Coast."
Can you say historic Jamestown, Yorktown, and Colonial Williamsburg all in one breath? (Hint: try saying "Historic Triangle," it's easier.)
Shop at the Farmer's Market in Merchants Square on Saturday mornings and pick up some organic fruits and vegetables, a hot coffee, or the makings for a bison burger.
Disco bowl at AMF Williamsburg (disco - it's really not just for your parents anymore).
Check out Visit Williamsburg for more ideas.
