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Attractions in North Carolina

North Carolina is a heady combination of old - world elegance and modern excitement. Visitors and locals alike find all kinds of attractions in the Old North State, from NASCAR races at Lowes Motor Speedway to extensive nature hikes in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The beaches of Nags Head, the museums of Raleigh, and the attractions of Charlotte are all wonderful reasons to get to know North Carolina.

Nags Head, NC

The vacation paradise of Nags Head is on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Visitors often come to this laidback area for the wonderful beaches, but there are plenty of other interesting attractions, including the Wright Brothers National Memorial in Kill Devil Hills. Jockey's Ridge State Park attracts hang gliders and kite flyers as well as those looking for dunes to explore. Visit http://www.nagsheadguide.com/index.htm [ top ]

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

On the border of North Carolina and Tennessee lies Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Some describe it as heaven on earth, replete with majestic ridgelines, abundant forests, and a diverse wildlife. Buildings erected by early settlers of this Southern Appalachian area have also been preserved. Hikers will find plenty of peace and quiet on the trails of this national park. Visit http://www.nps.gov/grsm/ [ top ]

Asheville, Blowing Rock, & Cherokee

Asheville, NC is a wonderful place to travel to on a family vacation. The town is home to the Biltmore Estate and Winery, where kids can take a ride on the Blowing Rock Tweetsie Railroad. Not scared of heights? There's a mile-high swinging bridge at Grandfather Mountain. Island Park offers swimming and tubing, and for those who want to know more about the first settlers of this area, the town of Cherokee presents an outdoor drama "Unto These Hills" about the Cherokee Indians. For more information, go to http://www.visitnc.com/ [ top ]

Cape Fear Historical District

Located in Wilmington, North Carolina, the Cape Fear Historical District is a veritable treasure chest of historic sites. Battleship North Carolina commemorates all the ships that have borne the name, and also memorializes World War II vets. Cape Fear Museum of History & Science concentrates on the history and culture of North Carolina. And the Wilmington Children's Museum is a wonderful place for kids to learn through doing with fun, interactive exhibits that challenge the imagination. Visit http://www.capefear-nc.com/ [ top ]

Concord Mills Shopping

If you love to shop, you won't want to miss out on this unique North Carolina shopping experience. Concord Mills, part of the Simon family, offers over 200 retailers and features 24-screen multiplex cinema, NASCAR play area, and Bass Pro Shop. Plan to spend a day - or two - exploring the bargains and factory and outlet stores from name brands that include Old Navy, Sak's Fifth Avenue, Gymboree, Guess, Gap, American Eagle Outfitters and so much more. Visit http://www.simon.com/mall/default.aspx?ID=1239 [ top ]

Raleigh Museums

As the capital of North Carolina, it's no wonder that the city of Raleigh is home to a number of exceptional museums. If you're looking for more than a taste of refinement and culture, head to the North Carolina Museum of Art. Its collection spans thousands of years, from ancient Egypt to the present. Visit http://www.ncartmuseum.org/ Want to find out more about North Carolina's history? The North Carolina Museum of History (http://ncmuseumofhistory.org/) and the North Carolina State Museum of Natural Sciences (http://www.naturalsciences.org/) are both musts on your tour of Raleigh Museums. [ top ]

Lowes Motor Speedway

If you love car racing then a trip out to Lowes Motor Speedway is probably at the top of your North Carolina must-see list. From the Coca-Cola 600 to the Food Lion Autofair, car enthusiasts from tots on up are in for an exciting ride at this Charlotte destination. For more information on tickets and schedules, go to http://www.lowesmotorspeedway.com/ [ top ]

Charlotte, NC

Known as "the Queen City," Charlotte, North Carolina, is a lovely southern town with all of the charms one would expect. In case you're wondering, Charlotte gets her name from the Queen Consort of King George III. Today, Charlotte, is one of America's most up and coming cities, and visitors will find no dearth of things to do, and see, including the Museums of the South, the Mint Museum, the Carolinas Aviation Museum, the Nature Museum, and the Historic Rosedale Plantation. Visit http://www.visitcharlotte.com/ [ top ]

May Museum and Park

Located in the town of Farmville, the May Museum and Park is a repository for the town and surrounding area's history. An extensive collection of artifacts and letters are displayed on a rotating basis in an historic house built around the 1860s. Visit http://www.farmville-nc.com/Departments_MayMuseum.htm [ top ]

Ramada North Carolina Hotels

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Ramada Hotels offer a number of all-inclusive travel packages as well as first-class amenities and services in our Southeast Atlantic hotel properties. Guests will also find a number of lavish extras in some hotels, like meeting facilities, event planners, and catering. Our friendly professional staff will be more than happy to assist you with coordinating your North Carolina vacation or business trip.

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