Asheville NC - Attractions, Tours and Interesting Places - Asheville North Carolina Carolina



Post Your Upcoming Event
Asheville NC Hotel Deals!
Lodging Info Asheville
Book a Group/Meeting
Bed and Breakfasts
Arden Lodging
Asheville Lodging
Black Mountain Lodging
Brevard Lodging
Candler Lodging
Canton Lodging
Columbus Lodging
Flat Rock Lodging
Fletcher Lodging
Hendersonville Lodging
Lake Lure Lodging
Mars Hill Lodging
Waynesville Lodging
Meeting & Conventions Svcs
Vacation Rentals
Arts, Antiques, etc.
Apartments
Attractions
Autos Info, Dealers
Banks
Bed and Breakfasts
Business Guide
Churches
Colleges
Consumer Assistance
Deals - Hotels, Inns
Dining
Education
Employment
Entertainment
Events Calendar
Family
Golfing
Government
Group Request
Health, Medicine
Home & Garden
Hotels, Inns, Resorts
Jobs
Lodging in Asheville NC
Nightlife
Maps
Media Services
Meeting Assistance
MLS
Movies
Organizations
Places to Visit
Planning a Meeting?
Real Estate
Relocation Guide
Recreation
Reservations - Book Online!
Restaurants
Schools
Sitemap
Shopping
Tours in Asheville
Transportation
Vacation Rentals
Weather
Wedding Guide
Where & What to Do?


Asheville Wedding Guide


Asheville NC - Attractions and Interesting Places
Asheville North Carolina

ballet    gardens     historic homes     museums & other sites     concerts     rafting      tours     theatre     weather    maps
Asheville Airport, Airlines, Car Rental and Railroad Transportation

Downtown Asheville offers an outstanding collection of early 20th century architecture, and boasts more art deco architecture than any southeastern city other than Miami Beach. Guided walking tours are available. They are more than 150 retail shops and about 50 restaurants in downtown Asheville.


Asheville Urban Trail
The Asheville Urban Trail an art museum without walls, a walk through time, an opportunity to examine the rich architecture, to enjoy neighborhoods and learn about the people and events that have given Asheville its distinctive flair. Walking the Urban Trail you will learn intriguing stories about the city's past while exploring a wealth of shops, restaurants, galleries and lively public spaces. The entire Trail is 1.7 miles long and takes roughly two hours to walk. The Urban Trail was begun by the City of Asheville as part of its ongoing program to improve the quality of our city through the display of public art. The Trail was designed by volunteers and built with donations from individuals, groups and organizations who wish to leave a lasting legacy to their community. There are now thirty "stations" (sculptures and plaques) that define the Urban Trail. The story of the city is celebrated by commemorating five periods of the city's social history: Pink granite markers embedded in the sidewalk display the icon for each period and guide the visitor along the Trail. Pack Place Asheville (828) 258-0710



Biltmore Estates
Plan your getaway to America's Largest Home, Biltmore House, surrounded by inspiring gardens, America's most-visited winery, and the interpretive River Bend Farm. Play in our 8,000-acre backyard with an array of outdoor activities, indulge in one-of-a-kind shopping, and savor our restaurants' exceptional fare. Visit Biltmore in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Asheville, NC and let our gracious hospitality inspire you. 1 Approach Road Asheville (828) 225-1333



Blue Ridge Parkway
A drive down the Blue Ridge Parkway is slow paced and relaxing. Almost any overlook or trail will reveal much of the natural and cultural history here. Explore the many communities along the route that make our region so special. Enjoy the view, but watch the road! The scenic parkway winds some 470 miles along the highest ridges from the Shenandoah National Park to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Parkway intersects Asheville at U.S. Highways 25, 70, and 74 and NC 191. (828) 298-0398



Cataloochee Ski Area
Our winter playground is nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains with breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks – riding the chairlift has never been more rewarding. Smooth, gentle slopes like Easy Way and Rabbit Hill, serviced by a beginner’s chairlift, gives you the novices the elbowroom they need to learn the basics and practice their skills. Intermediate skiers and snowboarders find plenty of action on Rock Island Run and Lower Omigosh, while seasoned experts can face the steepness found on Upper Omigosh. For skiers and snowboarders looking for a thrill our Cat Cage Terrain Park delivers with ramps, rails and boxes. 1080 Ski Lodge Road, Maggie Valley (828) 926-0285



Folk Art Center
The Folk Art Center is a center for one-of-a-kind handmade crafts that are a part of the mountains. The Center is the home of three separate Parkway partners who share the building; the Southern Highland Craft Guild, National Park Service, and Eastern National a nonprofit, educational branch of the National Park Service. East of Milepost 382, Blue Ridge Parkway Asheville (828) 298-7928



North Carolina Arboretum
The North Carolina Arboretum is a 434-acre public garden located within the Bent Creek Experimental Forest of the Pisgah National Forest. Surrounded by the dense folds of the botanically diverse Southern Appalachian Mountains, the Arboretum is nestled in one of the most beautiful natural garden settings in America. The North Carolina Arboretum is a public institution -- integrating education, landscape, and research -- that elevates the aesthetic, cultural, and economic quality of life in North Carolina. The Arboretum, through conservation of the traditional values, environmental resourcefulness, and botanical mystique of the Southern Appalachian region, broadens contemporary expressions of landscape stewardship. 100 Frederick Law Olmsted Way Asheville (828) 665-2492



Southern Highlands Guild
The Craft Fair is an event where connoisseurs and novices alike come to craft a collection, connect with tradition, and invest in regional culture. The Craft Fair takes place in beautiful downtown Asheville at the Civic Center, 10am-6pm Thursday through Saturday, and 10am -5pm Sunday. Over two hundred craftspeople fill two floors with fine handcrafted items, while local musicians play live on the arena stage, and craft educators share their knowledge with children in hands-on projects. Asheville Civic Center 87 Haywood Drive Asheville (828) 259-5736



YMI Cultural Center
The YMI Cultural Center is an enduring asset in the City of Asheville. Housed in a local landmark building which is on the National Register of Historic Places, the YMICC runs programs in cultural arts, community education and economic development. Commissioned by George Vanderbilt in 1892, this beautiful, multi-level 18,000 square foot, Tudor-style structure was built by and for the several hundred Negro craftsmen who helped construct the Biltmore House. It became known as the Young Men's Institute or YMI. 39 South Market Street Asheville (828) 252-4614






Asheville's Finest City Guide
Access-Asheville.com

Asheville NC Hotel & Inns Deals!
Shop Hotel Deals Online!
Book 24/7 click here



Meet in Asheville!
Request hotel bids by email. Complete group booking request. Talk directly to hotels about their bids. Free time saving service!



Need Wedding Rooms?
Request hotel bids by email. Click here. Free time saving service!


Book your sleeping rooms for your group tour!
Planning a Bus Group?
Request hotel bids by email. Click here. Free time saving service!





ASHEVILLE    CHARLESTON    COLUMBIA    GREENVILLE    HILTON HEAD    MYRTLE BEACH     SAVANNAH
CHARLESTON REAL ESTATE    CHARLESTON DINING    CHARLESTON RESERVATIONS    CHARLESTON MEETINGS
SAVANNAH RESERVATIONS    SAVANNAH MEETINGS    SIGNATURE RESERVATIONS    SOUTH CAROLINA







ASHEVILLE'S FINEST CITY GUIDE

The Signatures Group, Inc.
The Signatures Group, Inc. © 1997- 2008 All Rights Reserved.