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"Perfect for travelers hitting Greensboro with kids in tow, the city’s children’s museum is a place of quirkiness and curiosity. The main exhibit is Our Town; a small-scale replica of a US city that comes complete with pizza take-outs and bustling main streets – perfect for a spot of make believe. There are plastic planes to clamber over too, with cockpits and exit slides at the ready, not to mention a replica of a 1930s home inspired by a classic Fisher Park dolls’ house."

"This attraction is tailor-made for kids, a parents’ dream come true. Greensboro Children’s Museum believes in hands-on learning and so your children will be occupied with a variety of fun activities. For instance, there are cooking classes and science programs, both tailored to spark curiosity in the young ones."

"Kids will love interacting with 20 permanent, hands-on exhibits inside this children’s museum, including a supermarket, pizzeria, theater, and train depot."

"If you plan a full day at Duke University, you may want to start at Sarah P. Duke Gardens and make your way to the Duke Chapel. The Sarah P. Duke Gardens is one of the top spots to visit in Durham because of its stunning garden displays that are considered among the best in the United States. The 55 acres of gardens are located on the Duke University campus and are free to visit."

"Take a break and stroll the 55 acre public gardens on Duke University's campus. Learn about native plants and those unique to other parts of the world, enjoy a bite to eat at the on-site cafe, or take a guided tour throughout the space."

"Don’t miss a Greensboro National Historic Landmark, the Blandwood Mansion. The impressive building once served as the home of John Motley Morehead, North Carolina’s governor from 1841-1845. A notable public servant in the infrastructure development and history of the city, Morehead advocated for railroads and railroad services for Greensboro."

"There are many historic landmarks that you can visit in Greensboro, and one of the best is Blandwood. Trip Advisor says that his beautiful house is located on Washington Street. It is open to the public to take guided tours of the building, and you can see many interesting artifacts, antique furniture, and works of art."

"The Bog Garden is this nature preserve and a botanical garden which is located in Greensboro, North Carolina. This is a free park and is open every day if you want to visit this week. There is no entry fee for this garden and it was actually a part of Star Mount Farms."

"The donuts come in a variety of flavors, including glazed, chocolate glazed, peanut butter cup, Oreo and many more. You can even personalize your donuts with the fillings!. Vanilla and chocolate, along with lemon, cherry and raspberry can be hand-pumped into each donut at the time it’s ordered."

"Early Bird Donuts has some competition; between Monuts and Rise, donuts are well-represented in Bull City. But they hold their own and the deals and give-aways they announce periodically on Insta make them well worth following."

"If you’re looking for the best donuts in town, this is the place for you!. Duck Donuts is a North Carolina based company established in 2006 that creates fresh, unique, made-to-order donuts. At this donut shop, you’ll be able to choose from an endless amount of different combinations of donuts, from their delicious maple bacon donuts to their Oreo dream donuts, no matter what type of donut you want, this place is going to have the donut for you!"

"Check out trophies, memorabilia, and learn about the history of the Blue Devils at the Duke Basketball Museum and Hall of Fame. Over 20 ACC tournaments and one of the most famous basketball programs in the country means there’s a killer museum to celebrate the legacy."

"Check out decades of Duke University’s athletic achievements showcased with visual and audio exhibits, theatre and trophies of national championships at the Duke Basketball..."

"It was designed by the same people who designed the Empire State Building and has a similar look from the outside. Inside, you’ll find artwork throughout and several floors that have been turned into a 24/7 free public museum, including the former bank vault."

"Excellent, 4.41 Based on 204 Reviews"

"Hours:12:04 AM - 11:00 AM todayThu: 11:00 AM - 2:00 AMFri: 11:00 AM - 2:00 AMSat: 11:00 AM - 2:00 AMSun: 12:00 PM - 2:00 AMMon: 11:00 AM - 2:00 AMTue: 11:00 AM - 2:00 AMWed: 11:00 AM - 2:00 AM. Address:202 W Market St, Greensboro, NC 27401"

"Part artists’ collective, part quirky art gallery, part workshop, part educational facility, the Elsewhere living art museum is perhaps the piece de resistance of Greensboro’s new artistic wave. Inhabiting a former thrift store on Elm Streen in the downtown, the spot offers an eclectic range of exhibitions and shows throughout the year. The idea is to get the public thinking about reclaimed and recycled materials in a whole new way, and the resident artists here have worked hard to craft a new aesthetic philosophy, using at-hand, often mundane and found objects to create thought-provoking works that tell a story."

"Elsewhere, a museum and artist residency set inside a former thrift store in downtown Greensboro, received an Art Works grant from the National Endowment for the Arts in early 2019."

"Perfect for travelers hitting Greensboro with kids in tow, the city’s children’s museum is a place of quirkiness and curiosity. The main exhibit is Our Town; a small-scale replica of a US city that comes complete with pizza take-outs and bustling main streets – perfect for a spot of make believe. There are plastic planes to clamber over too, with cockpits and exit slides at the ready, not to mention a replica of a 1930s home inspired by a classic Fisher Park dolls’ house."

"This attraction is tailor-made for kids, a parents’ dream come true. Greensboro Children’s Museum believes in hands-on learning and so your children will be occupied with a variety of fun activities. For instance, there are cooking classes and science programs, both tailored to spark curiosity in the young ones."

"Kids will love interacting with 20 permanent, hands-on exhibits inside this children’s museum, including a supermarket, pizzeria, theater, and train depot."

"The Durham History Hub (operated by the Museum of Durham History), is a museum that uses stories about people, places, and things to foster curiosity, encourage further inquiry, and promote an understanding of diverse perspectives about the Durham community and its history. The History Hub is located in Downtown Durham and features rotating exhibits."

"The Museum of Durham History is truly one without walls, as advertised. However, you can stop by for info about their “History Groves” scattered throughout the city."

"The Museum of Durham History is all about the Durham community and its history. You can come back time after time with its changing..."