Whether you want to hike a trail in the mountains or relax on the beach, North Carolina has something for everyone.
Charlotte is a bustling financial hub with a diverse mix of stately neighborhoods and notable museums.
There is a lively arts scene in the downtown district and there are plenty of places to visit if you like hiking or camping in the nearby mountains.
From the historic 200-some block Historic District to the storied Cape Fear River, there’s something about this destination
The capital of North Carolina is a must-visit destination for art lovers, history buffs, and those who are passionate about outdoor adventures.
She was brought to her namesake state in 1961 as a way to honor the 11,000-plus North Carolinians who died during WWII.
The 434-acre public garden at the North Carolina Arboretum, part of the University of North Carolina system, fulfills landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted's vision.
The Billy Graham Library, located on the grounds of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association,
A short drive from Raleigh, Sarah P. Duke Gardens on the west campus of Duke University is an incredibly picturesque place to visit.