Greensboro, NC

Follow the downtown historical markers from the Woolworth's sit-in site to February One Place. It's a profound, self-guided tour through a defining moment in American history.

Escape to the city's northern lakes for kayaking, fishing, and hiking. The peaceful, forested shorelines feel worlds away, yet are just minutes from downtown.

This beautifully restored 1927 venue hosts films, concerts, and live performances. Its historic charm and eclectic programming make it a downtown cultural cornerstone.

Enjoy America's pastime at First National Bank Field, a fantastic minor-league ballpark downtown. It's all about affordable fun, fireworks, and a great view of the city skyline.

More than just produce, this Saturday market features local artisans, bakers, and food trucks. It's the perfect place to taste and take home the flavors of the Piedmont.

Located in a former elementary school, this hands-on museum lets kids grocery shop, pilot a plane, and climb a three-story tall net. It's imaginative play at its best.

Greensboro's first suburb, known for its stunning historic homes, tree-lined streets, and central park. It's a peaceful, picturesque area just north of downtown, perfect for an afternoon stroll.

Buzzing with the energy of UNC Greensboro students. Find coffee shops, used bookstores, ethnic eateries, and vibrant street art along Walker and Spring Garden streets.

The creative and culinary engine of downtown's resurgence. This walkable district along South Elm Street is packed with breweries, chef-owned restaurants, galleries, and boutiques.

An established, affluent area with manicured lawns, golf courses, and the serene Bog Garden. It's known for its traditional Southern elegance and quiet, residential feel.

A major artery pulsing with international flavor. Here you'll find authentic global cuisine—from Vietnamese and Mexican to Ethiopian—alongside bustling markets and community centers.