World Tourism Day is a perfect opportunity to put Greensboro on the map and explore our city's unique charm through fresh eyes. Celebrated on September 27, this day invites locals and visitors alike to dive into the vibrant tapestry of Greensboro's attractions, history, and culture. Whether you're a lifelong resident or a curious traveler, join us in discovering the rich experiences that make Greensboro a must-visit destination. From hidden treasures to iconic landmarks, let’s celebrate the spirit of exploration and the joy of uncovering new adventures right here at home!
The International Civil Rights Center and Museum stands as a powerful testament to the struggle for equality and justice. Housed in the historic F.W. Woolworth building, where the iconic Greensboro sit-ins took place in 1960, the museum chronicles the pivotal moments in the American Civil Rights Movement. Visitors can explore the interactive exhibits that showcase the bravery and resilience of individuals who fought against racial segregation.
The Bog Garden, nestled within Benjamin Park, is a unique and captivating natural refuge. This urban wetland ecosystem spans 7 acres, offering a serene escape characterized by wooden boardwalks that wind through lush vegetation, ponds, and wetland areas. Designed to preserve and showcase the delicate balance of nature, The Bog Garden provides a peaceful retreat for visitors seeking a connection with the outdoors.
The Carolina Field of Honor in Greensboro, established in 2014, stands as a poignant and historic tribute to the men and women who served in the Armed Forces. Its mission revolves around honoring their service while also educating families and children on the sacrifices that safeguard our freedoms.
Explore a National Historic Landmark in Greensboro, one of America’s most innovative and influential homes! The beginning of Romanticism in America and the progressive ideals of Governor John Motley Morehead are represented through the architecture, decorative arts, and history of Blandwood.
Brew Peddlers is the first and only pedal trolley in Greensboro. Our purpose is to provide a safe and fun environment to enjoy the downtown area and support local businesses. Our pub trolley fits parties of up to 14 people. Grab your own beer, wine, and food and pedal along as you stop at bars and breweries throughout downtown Greensboro.
Take a walking candlelit ghost and history tour through the streets of downtown Greensboro. During the 90-minute tour, you will hear stories of local hauntings and see where some of Greensboro’s departed inhabitants still linger. If seeing is believing, come and see for yourself.