Edenton, a Town Alive with 300 Years of HistoryYou can visit three National Historic Landmarks and a North Carolina Historic Site in Edenton, named one of “America’s Prettiest Small Towns.”Read more »
Furniture Shopping in High PointThe Home Furnishings Capital of the World is a great place for anyone to shop for all types of furnishings at great prices.Read more »
Asheville, One of A KindFilled with art and music, Asheville also has become renowned for its food and drink, with a range of cafes, restaurants, pubs and breweries.Read more »
Turn Back Time in SaludaTime seems to stand still in the pleasant town of Saluda, where Victorian homes line quiet streets and old-time businesses still serve visitors.Read more »
Transylvania County, Land of WaterfallsThis area in the Great Smoky Mountains is home to 250 waterfalls, including the highest in the East and some that starred in Hollywood movies.Read more »
Get Away to Charlotte, the Queen CityFrom professional sports to upscale shopping to outdoor attractions, Charlotte is a favorite destination for a day, weekend or extended stay.Read more »
Manteo, Home of American History's MysterySit under the stars at a performance of The Lost Colony, explore a lighthouse and the waterfront, or catch a fishing charter.Read more »
Brunswick Islands, North Carolina’s Golf CoastThis area is home to 30-plus golf courses designed by the game’s greatest architects and renowned for quality, condition and playability.Read more »
Winston-Salem, City of the ArtsFrom art to music, nightlife, history, culture, or food and wine, Winston-Salem has something for everyone – including you.Read more »
Lake Lure, the Gem of the CarolinasLake Lure embodies the perfect vision of cool water shadowed by mountains, and it’s also a hub of activity that keeps visitors coming back.Read more »
Calabash, Seafood Capital of the WorldA visit to the southeastern North Carolina town of Calabash allows you to sample local delicacies from more than a menu.Read more »
Cruise the Waterways of North CarolinaGo boating along the Intracoastal Waterway to visit coastal spots such as Beaufort, Jacksonville, Wilmington and the Brunswick Islands.Get planning »
The Ultimate Trip for College and Pro Sports FansOur state is home to iconic college teams, pro basketball, football, hockey and racing, and sports museums and halls of fame you can visit year-round.Get planning »
A Romantic Weekend in the TriangleWhether it’s a hotel that caters to couples, romantic meals or a soothing spa, it’s easy to get away in Raleigh, Chapel Hill and Durham.Get planning »
Arts Tour from Statesville to the High CountryTake an arts tour that includes Ben Long's famous frescoes, Appalachian arts and culture, outdoor drama, North Carolina wine country and more.Get planning »
Southern Culinary SamplerTaste your way through the Triangle at local markets, award-winning restaurants, barbecue joints and down-home dining spots.Get planning »
A Very Surry Wine ExcursionJust 45 minutes west of Winston-Salem, the Elkin area of the Yadkin Valley features world-class wineries perfect for a day trip or multiday wine trail.Get planning »
Family Adventure in the Great Smoky MountainsWhat's more fun than hiking, picnicking and splashing in cold mountain streams? Grab this three-day trip, pack up the kids and head for the hills.Get planning »
African-American Heritage JourneyThis five-day trip will immerse you in highlights of the great contributions African-Americans have made to local history and culture.Get planning »
Lighthouses and Maritime Sights on the CoastThe Outer Banks and Crystal Coast attract visitors to enjoy historic lighthouses, maritime history, charming fishing villages and sunny shores.Get planning »
Nights in Rodanthe Film TrailVisit Rodanthe and nearby Outer Banks attractions where you can experience firsthand the adventure and romance of the movie.Get planning »
The Mountains of North CarolinaExplore mountain trails that take you up trails, down waterfalls, across zip lines, into resorts and more.
North Carolina – Deeper JourneyFrom above the clouds to below the surface, take a journey through the many layers of North Carolina beauty.
The Coast of North CarolinaFind iconic adventures, local delicacies, scenic views and more all along the expansive coast of North Carolina.
The Piedmont of North CarolinaIn the central part of North Carolina, commonly known as the Piedmont, beauty follows a different set of rules.
North Carolina PiedmontIn the center of the state, you'll find award-winning spas and dining, a range of sports and cultural attractions, theme parks, historic sites and outdoor fun.
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