We loved the history lesson in this tavern. Everything is present in period and explained wonderfully More

small tour, nice to see, had visitors such as George Washington, James Monroe, James Madison, John Adams, etc, so quite historic. Right across the Street from The Schooler House, a TERRIFIC Victorian B&B, with a wonderful owner, Andi More

A very good look back into the conditions of traveling in the late 1700 and early 1800s. Knowledgeable guides. Our favorite room was the kitchen. More

Eating here can be a bit on the high side but the idea of eating in such a historical place is interesting. More

I had come to Fredericksburg to see the Civil War site, but had some spare time and spotted this historic building from the street. It was a real gem. I was the only person at that time and so had a solo tour with a really well informed guide. Even thougn she must have made the presentation many times before... More

Couldn't do the tour, we were 5 minutes too late, but they let us in to take a peek. Didn't have a free pamphlet to give us but we bought one for $3.50 which told us some stuff. It was okay. More

This is an extremely interesting 'living history' exhibit. I absolutely recommend it and I enjoyed it immensely, but just don't go expecting food or drink -- the tavern is not operational. More

I love going to The Rising Sun Tavern. It gives you insight to what it was like travelling to Fredericksburg in the 1800's. I like the characters dressed in costume explaining how the tavern operated, how 'Mind your P's and Q's" came about, etc. If youre visiting Fredericksburg, put it on your list to do! More

History-right there in front of you-loved the guides and their stories. More