North Carolina Cultural Vacation Attractions

World-renowned museums, music, amazing architecture and more! With North Carolina's Choice Hotels you'll be a stone's throw away from it all. Take a peek at the cultural attractions the state of North Carolina offers.

In the Mountains

Creekhouse Garden Gallery
346 Creekhouse Lane
Jefferson, NC   28640
336-982-9547

Experience an amazing side of the state of North Carolina through the Creekhouse Garden Gallery, which specializes in showcasing objects which are selected for their unique nature. View objects you've never dreamed of which once graced homes, gardens, yards, decks and patios, and enjoy the gorgeous creekside situation of this center for preservation. Afterwards, picnic along the creek, and enjoy the area's gorgeous recreational opportunities.

Allison-Deaver House
NC 280
Pigsah Forest, NC   28768
828-884-5137

This house will provide an ample glimpse into the history of the state of North Carolina. Built in 1815, the manor was constructed in two parts which were later combined as one. View the stunning revival architecture which graces the manor and you'll be witnessing one of North Carolina's most well-preserved historic gems.

Rock Gallery of Fine Art
1153 Main Street
Blowing Rock, NC   28605
828-277-0090

This exceptional collection of artwork is one of the most renowned in the state of North Carolina. As such, it features some of the brilliant masterpieces of painters like G. Harvey, William Mangum, Tom duBois, Terry Redline, Paul Landry and more. A special exhibition showcasing the luminary talents of Thomas Kinkade, Painter of Light, will illuminate your artistic world.

Along the North Carolina Coast

African American Heritage Walking Tour
203 South Front Street
New Bern, NC   28560
252-637-9400

One of the richest North Carolina experiences can be found on the African American Heritage Walking Tour, which displays the ethnic history of the African-American population of North Carolina. Learn about the role this people have played in the fundamental history and politics of North Carolina, and see various historic landmarks which will open your eyes to a new world.

Missiles and More Museum
720 Channel Boulevard
Topsail Beach, NC   28445
910-328-6883

Permanent displays at this fascinating museum concern Operation Bumblebee, the US-originated missile project which operated out of Topsail Island during the early to late 1940's. Here, guests will find a vast collection of missiles and artifacts dating back to WWII, along with displays chronicling the fascinating development of the three communities which co-exist on Topsail Island.

Attmore-Oliver House Museum
510 Pollock Street
New Bern, NC   28560
252-638-8558

This is one of the oldest houses in the state of North Carolina. Built slightly after the revolutionary war, the house was constructed for wealthy North Carolinian Samuel Chaplain, who furnished the site with antiques which linger on for visitors to see. From memorabilia from the Civil War to a doll collection which will enlighten young miniature-loving minds, there's something for everyone at this fascinating historical destination.

The North Carolina Piedmont

82nd Airborne Division War Memorial Museum
C-6841 Ardennes Street
Fort Bragg, NC   28310
910-432-3443

This spectacular glimpse into the history of our country's heroes takes visitors to North Carolina back to the year of 1917, when the 82nd Airborne Division was first implemented into the Air Force. Learn about the riveting history of this aviary battalion, and the numerous victories they've accomplished through the years, through photographic exhibits, static displays, artifacts, a film, and a gift shop where you'll find the perfect air-bound souvenir.

Blandwood Mansion
447 W. Washington Street
Downtown Greensboro, NC   27401
336-272-5003

Former home of one of South Carolina's most decadently minded governors, Blandwood Mansion provides a fascinating glimpse into the past of a state whose history will inspire you. Visit the mansion and spend a day viewing the gorgeous Victorian architecture, and afterwards, learn about what you've just seen through an exciting and engaging display at the mansion's own museum.

World's Largest Chair
44 W. Main Street
Thomasville, NC   27360
800-611-9907

No, you may not be able to park your seat in it, but this seat is an impressive monument nonetheless. Standing 30 feet high, one of North Carolina's most distinctive monuments can be found in downtown Thomasville, which is a North Carolina town renowned for its furniture-making heritage.

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