Daniela And Matthew's Durham-Raleigh Guidebook
Sightseeing
A stunning FREE gardens next to Duke University campus offering idyllic picnic spots, ice cream, homemade lemonade and plants for sale.
378 locals recommend
Sarah P. Duke Gardens
420 Anderson StA stunning FREE gardens next to Duke University campus offering idyllic picnic spots, ice cream, homemade lemonade and plants for sale.
If you love baseball, than attending one of the Durham Bulls game is a must.
220 locals recommend
Durham Bulls Athletic Park
409 Blackwell StIf you love baseball, than attending one of the Durham Bulls game is a must.
Eno River State Park
6101 Cole Mill RoadAmazing places to hike and picnic
Cool bars, shops and galleries in the repurposed tobacco district
116 locals recommend
American Tobacco Campus
300 Blackwell StCool bars, shops and galleries in the repurposed tobacco district
Lake Crabtree
Large picturesque man made lake with boat rentals
Food scene
Some of the best places to enjoy a cold cider with amazing local eats. They offer live music and tours of the brewery.
35 locals recommend
Bull City Ciderworks
305 S Roxboro StSome of the best places to enjoy a cold cider with amazing local eats. They offer live music and tours of the brewery.
It's a Southern thing
605 West Main StreetDelicious southern comfort food with amazing atmosphere!
Museums and The Arts
Whether you want an interactive indoor museum or enjoy the outdoor farm, train, dinosaur trail or conservation animals including wolves, bears and lemurs, then you’ll enjoy this museum.
203 locals recommend
Museum of Life + Science
433 W Murray AveWhether you want an interactive indoor museum or enjoy the outdoor farm, train, dinosaur trail or conservation animals including wolves, bears and lemurs, then you’ll enjoy this museum.
A huge 4 floored FREE museum over two interconnected buildings that you could while away many hours.
288 locals recommend
North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
11 W Jones StA huge 4 floored FREE museum over two interconnected buildings that you could while away many hours.
Opposite from the Museum of natural sciences, the museum of history covers all periods of North Carolina’s history in a range of interactive exhibits that would appeal to anyone.
142 locals recommend
North Carolina Museum of History
5 E Edenton StOpposite from the Museum of natural sciences, the museum of history covers all periods of North Carolina’s history in a range of interactive exhibits that would appeal to anyone.
North Carolina State Capitol
1 E Edenton StArt museum with monument garden and outdoor amphitheater
437 locals recommend
North Carolina Museum of Art
2110 Blue Ridge RdArt museum with monument garden and outdoor amphitheater