See the Mordecai Mansion in Raleigh. One of the state’s oldest surviving homes, it was built in the second half of the 18th century. Inside you can explore the interiors and amenities of the time, the personal library and family archives of a prosperous planter family.
Marvel at the Biltmore Estate. One of the largest mansions in the United States was built in the late 19th century for George Washington Vanderbilt II. The luxurious estate occupies an area of more than 16 km2, and the mansion itself has 250 rooms with amazing interiors.
Be enchanted by St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Charlotte. It is the first Catholic church in North Carolina, built in the mid-nineteenth century. The beautiful austere neo-Gothic building attracts the eyes of tourists with its majestic tall tower.
Explore the exhibits at the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh. Art lovers will be enthralled by the museum’s rare collections of paintings by renowned masters of the 17th and 21st centuries.
Have fun at one of the country’s largest theme parks, Carowinds in Charlotte. Attractions and attractions abound for visitors of all ages.
Spend a day in Old Salem in Winston-Salem. A fascinating open-air museum, this is an area of the city founded by Czech settlers in the mid-18th century. Here you can see authentic houses of that time, get acquainted with local crafts, visit museums of arts and crafts and toys, Children’s Museum.
Experience the atmosphere of Native American life on the Cherokee Reservation near Asheville. One of the most popular tourist spots gives a complete picture of local people’s life and way of life. You can see the wooden Cherokee huts, everyday objects, and ritual rooms.
Ski or snowboard down the mountain at one of the state’s ski resorts. You’ll find gorgeous scenery, wonderful air and a great mood.
Give yourself up for a beach vacation at Carolina Beach near Wilmington. The best beach in the state is a comfortable place for families with young children and noisy groups alike. Surf, surf, surfboard, and fish in addition to laying on the golden sands.
Sample the local cuisine. Order barbecued pork in hot sauce, “Leaping John” (stewed rice with black beans, chopped onions, bacon and vigna), and fried green tomatoes. Don’t miss the opportunity to try the famous local cherry-flavored Cheerwine soda.