Visit Farms in the Triad, Triangle and SandhillsFarm parties and picnics, pick-your-own produce and petting zoos are just a few of the farm-based activities you can enjoy across this region.Read more »
Nature’s Pool Party: North Carolina Swimming HolesTaking a splash in one of our state’s many, natural swimming holes, from the mountains to the coast, is guaranteed to make you feel like a kid again.Read more »
Shop Local and Bring Home Keepsakes from Your TravelsWhether you’re visiting the coast, one of our cities or the mountains, local gift shops and specialty stores offer lasting mementos from your trip.Read more »
Film FestivalsCelebrate the art of cinema at more than two dozen annual film festivals in Charlotte, Durham, Winston-Salem, Wilmington and Asheville.Read more »
Dream 18: Top-Rated Golf Courses You Can PlayThe North Carolina Golf Panel annually ranks the state’s top courses to help guide your choices when you come here to test your skills.Read more »
Adventure at North Carolina State ParksWith 41 state parks and recreation areas to visit, you’re never far from stargazing, fishing, camping, horseback riding and rock climbing.Read more »
Eno River State Park, an Urban Wonderland OasisThis spot offers hiking trails, fishing, canoeing and kayaking when conditions are right, and even backwoods camping near the Research Triangle.Read more »
Opening Days at Theme Parks, Baseball Stadiums and MoreSpring is a busy – and beautiful – time across North Carolina, when many of the state’s popular attractions open for the year.Read more »
Farmers Markets in North CarolinaNothing makes a weekend morning special like buying fresh fruits and vegetables just steps from where they were picked.Read more »
Golden Oldies of Golf in the PiedmontA number of proudly mature courses in the “Home of American Golf" and around the state’s Piedmont region regularly attract admirers.Read more »
10 North Carolina Breweries Elevating the Beer SceneNew breweries continue to open at a fast pace across our state. Each of these brings a refreshing element to the beer scene and is well worth a visit.Read more »
Bluegrass Music Across North CarolinaBluegrass music traditions have rung out in our mountains for hundreds of years. Start mapping your journey with this sampling of settings.Read more »
Stay on a Farm in North CarolinaWhether you’re looking to stay in the mountains, on the coast or somewhere in between, here you’ll find working farms eager to welcome you.Read more »
Go Outdoors and Back in Time with These DramasMany of these summertime shows reflect our rich heritage, but you'll also find performances of some of Shakespeare’s favorite plays.Read more »
15 Coffee Shops and Cafes You’ll Like a LatteNorth Carolina is filled with locally owned coffee shops, each offering a bit of homegrown flavor and insight into the cultures of our towns and cities.Read more »
Weddings in Central North CarolinaRomantic and elegant choices abound for your perfect wedding day in the central part of the state, from botanical gardens to wineries.Read more »
10 Perfect Places to Watch the SunriseNorth Carolina is packed with adventures, so start exploring early. You’ll find perfect sunrise views at these spots, from beaches to mountaintops.Read more »
Movie and TV Filming LocationsEven if you haven’t been here, chances are you’ve seen Wilmington, Charlotte, Lake Lure and more of our destinations on the big screen. Read more »
Tee Off at Golf Courses in Central North CarolinaIn the Piedmont, you can play one afternoon among the pines of the Sandhills and the next morning walk a fairway framed by towering hardwoods.Read more »
10 Popular North Carolina Biking TrailsNorth Carolina offers a variety of biking options, from flat, easy rides along scenic beaches to rugged climbs up steep mountain trails.Read more »
Explore Civil War Battlefields in Kinston and GoldsboroVisit the two bloodiest Civil War battlefields in North Carolina and learn why the region around Kinston and Goldsboro was prized by both sides.Get planning »
Local Food and Music Weekend in the TriangleMake a weekend of great music at Cat's Cradle in Carrboro, local food at Raleigh City Farm and plow-to-pint beer at Fullsteam Brewery in Durham.Get planning »
Take a Tour of One-of-a-Kind Museums and FestivalsThese quirky, one-of-a-kind attractions are often their towns’ claims to fame, which is why you have to see them to believe.Get planning »
Trace the Civil War’s End in Salisbury, Old Salem and DurhamExperience the emotions that memorials, emancipation and surrenders brought to Salisbury, Old Salem and Durham at the Civil War’s end.Get planning »
Get Schooled in Golf, Art and Food in the TriangleThere’s plenty to do in Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill, including great golf that will make you feel smarter just by the connection to area universities.Get planning »
Film Sites from Bull Durham to the Blue Ridge ParkwaySee some of our great film sites and performing arts venues while enjoying the history of their picturesque settings in this five-day itinerary.Get planning »
A Food-Inspired Girls’ Getaway to Durham and the TriangleDurham is one of the hottest food cities in the country, so it’s only right that you round up your friends for a trip filled with good eats and nights out.Get planning »
A Tasty Craft Brew Tour, North Carolina StylePlan a brewery vacation with this three-day tasting tour of local breweries and craft beer spots in Asheville, Charlotte and the Triangle.Get planning »
Getaway in the Mountains or Coast? Follow Your AppetiteWhen planning a North Carolina getaway, you have many options – travel to the mountains or beaches, choose barbecue or seafood – so let Vivian Howard guide you.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 »
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 »
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 »
Experience a Camping Trip for the AgesSpend a few days in the Piedmont, while only spending a little money, and enjoy several of nature’s attractions on and around campsites.Get planning »
Explore the Tastes and Adventures of Raleigh and DurhamStay at a boutique hotel, dine at top restaurants or take a food tour. Plus, explore a museum park and state park during your visit to the neighboring cities.Get planning »
Military History in Eastern North CarolinaFrom an early declaration of independence to modern-day Special Forces, North Carolina is overflowing with history near Interstates 95 and 40.Get planning »
Shopping in the Great Outdoors and Vibrant CitiesSpend a long weekend, well, spending, as you shop your way through the Triangle, Charlotte, Asheville 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 »
Hang Gliding, Zip Lining and Hiking to New HeightsFrom a coastal lighthouse to the highest peak, a daredevil zip line or a breathtaking roller coaster, you’ll see North Carolina from a new perspective.Get planning »
Explore History Museums Across North CarolinaWith seven history museums throughout the state, North Carolina provides visitors with endless exploration of its rich heritage and cultures.
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.
12 Days of Christmas at The Carolina InnThis historic Chapel Hill hotel hosts an entire month of holiday events ranging from crafting to brunch with Santa to afternoon tea.
North Carolina Museum of ArtThis award-winning museum is home to a world-class collection including 30 Rodin sculptures, a center for special exhibitions and a 164-acre Museum Park.
Chatham County Line's "Living in Raleigh Now"Take a tour of Raleigh in this music video inspired by the home of the International Bluegrass Music Association's World of Bluegrass Festival.
Civil War 150th Anniversary Across North CarolinaIt’s the sesquicentennial of the Civil War’s end, and Averasboro, Bentonville and Bennett Place are holding special events this spring and year-round.
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 – Deeper JourneyFrom above the clouds to below the surface, take a journey through the many layers of North Carolina beauty.
North Carolina Collection at Durham County LibraryDurham Regions: Piedmont, Raleigh, Durham & the Triangle
Historic Yates Mill County ParkRaleigh TripAdvisor Traveler RatingBased on 186 reviewsRegions: Piedmont, Raleigh, Durham & the Triangle
Morehead Planetarium and Science CenterChapel Hill TripAdvisor Traveler RatingBased on 139 reviewsRegion: Raleigh, Durham & the Triangle
From $149 + Macy’s Gift Card - Raleigh Shopping and Accommodations PackageRaleigh Marriott Crabtree ValleyRaleigh Valid: Aug 1 - Dec 31
Free Night Special - The Winds Resort Beach ClubThe Winds Resort Beach ClubOcean Isle Beach Valid: Jun 1 - Feb 28
Starting at $469 - Graylyn Estate’s European Touch Spa PackageHistoric Graylyn EstateWinston-Salem Valid: Jul 1 - Sep 4
African American Cultural FestivalWarrenton September 16 Celebrating the history and culture of African Americans in rural North Carolina
On The Boarder, Eagles Tribute BandSelma August 26 Touted as the most authentic sounding Eagles Tribute band in the country -- come see why.
The Little DipperDurham (0.00 ) American The Little Dipper is a fondue restaurant that offers three-course meals, which include a cheese appetizer for the table to share, salads, and many entrée choices.
Trophy BrewingRaleigh (0.00 )Trophy Brewing Co. represents Chris Powers and David “Woody” Lockwood’s long-held dream of having their own brewery. A place where they can take id...
Bull City Burger and BreweryDurham (0.00 ) American According to Southern Living, "Bull City takes its locally sourced agenda seriously." Almost everything served in the restaurant is made here. The beef is hormone free and the beer is made on site.
Rollingview at Falls Lake State Recreation AreaDurham (0.00 )Bird-watching, boating/sailing, boat launches, recreational activities, swimming, beaches, water skiing, windsurfing, as well as tent and trailer campsites
Jordan Lake State Recreation AreaApex (0.00 )Pitch your tent or park your recreational vehicle at one of more than 1,000 family campsites.
Mayo Lake ParkRoxboro (0.00 )We offer RV campsites, primitive tent sites, cabins, and tent sites with electricity. All of which are accessible by car or Mayo Park’s trail system.