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ALSO TAKE IN A HOCKY GAME WITH THE CAROLINA HURACANES.
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Go during October when the NC State Fair is going on. There's the usual food, games, arts and crafts, and game booths, but most of all the nicest people you could ever hope to meet.
Long summer afternoons at Pullen Park. Pack your own lunch and snooze in the soft grass. Clean, quiet, great for a Sunday afternoon picnic. Leave a Comment
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I don't think there is any must see or must do place or activity in the Triangle, and visitors have said as much to me. My advice would be to visit the college campuses at UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke. Take a walk through Duke Gardens in Durham on a weekend afternoon, go to a Durham Bulls baseball game, see the Civil War exhibit at the North Carolina Museum of history and take your kids to the new North Carolina Museum of Science in Raleigh. Perhaps see the capital grounds and eat lunch at the NC farmer's market.
My fondest memory is my days as a student at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Going to a football game in Kenan Stadium, surrounded by towering pines, on a sunny autumn day; walking down Franklin Street in Chapel Hill on a Saturday night; studying among the grass and trees of one of the most beautiful campuses on Earth; and watching the ever-powerful Tar Heel basketball team drub another opponent at the Dean Dome. Leave a Comment
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See the modest old state capitol. Visit the state history museum, where you can see quilts and baskets, hear gospel songs from churches around the state, and buy goodies and books from the museum shop. Visit the City Market area, a restored 19th-century warehouse district with fine craft shops, pottery shops, Native American artifact shops, and a variety of restaurants. Leave a Comment
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Take in the fact that Raleigh is one of the most spread out cities I've ever been in. The city itself isn't very large or crowded but traveling to one end to another seems to take forever. Check out the museums downtown and the beautiful houses of North Raleigh.
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- Hilton North Raleigh
3415 Wake Forest Rd, Raleigh, NC - Red Roof Inn Raleigh Downtown NCSU
1813 South Saunders Street I-40/440 at US 70/401, Raleigh, NC - Holiday Inn Brownstone
1707 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh, NC - Knights Inn Raleigh
2813 Capital Blvd., Raleigh, NC - Ramada Raleigh Capital Blvd
2815 Capital Boulevard, Raleigh, NC - Extendedstay North Raleigh
911 Wake Towne Drive, Raleigh, NC - Microtel Inn & Suites Raleigh
1209 Plainview Drive at New Bern Ave, Raleigh, NC - Motel 6 Raleigh East (New Bern Avenue)
3520 Maitland Drive - I-440 at US 64 Business, Exit #13-B (formerly Red Roof Inn), Raleigh, NC - Holiday Inn Raleigh North
2805 Highwoods Blvd., Raleigh, NC - Hyatt Place Raleigh - North
1105 Navaho Drive (formerly Amerisuites), Raleigh, NC - Homewood Suites Raleigh / Crabtree Valley
5400 Homewood Banks Dr, Raleigh, NC - Studioplus North Raleigh
921 Wake Towne Dr, Raleigh, NC - Best Western Inn
201 Jackson Court Exit 22, I- 95, Raleigh, NC - Fairfield Inn By Marriott Raleigh Crabtree
2201 Summit Park Lane, Raleigh, NC - Homestead Raleigh-North
3531 Wake Forest, Raleigh, NC
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