Top 10 Ways to Show Off the Triangle
Updated: September 10, 2004
From Eno River State Park to the West End Wine Bar, impress out-of-town guests with a truly local experience in the Triangle.
On this page:The Top 10, More Spots to Impress.
The Top 10
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Museum-Life & Science
Read Reviews433 W Murray Ave, Durham, NC 27704 (map)
A gorgeous indoor rainforest swarming with butterflies makes this museum a must-see.
York Properties
Read Reviews1900 Cameron St, Raleigh, NC 27605 (map)
With some of Raleigh's quirkiest gift shops scattered among high-end boutiques, this shopping corner is one of the city's best.
A Southern Season
Read ReviewsHwy 15-501, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (map)
Still considered one of the best gourmet shops in the South, this gem is loaded with coffee, candy and cooking gadgets.
Cosmic Cantina
Read Reviews1920 Perry St, Durham, NC 27705 (map)
This Durham hot spot features giant burritos, a popular patio and masses of Duke students stopping by for beers.
Duke University Primate Center
Read Reviews3705 Erwin Rd, Durham, NC 27705 (map)
Plan ahead, make an appointment and see an endangered lemur at Duke's top-notch facility.
West End Wine Bar
Read Reviews450 W Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27516 (map)
This lush wine bar on Franklin Street is the ideal spot to sip merlot on a rooftop patio.
Raleigh Little Theatre Rose Garden
Read Reviews301 Pogue St, Raleigh, NC 27650 (map)
One of the most beautiful gardens in Raleigh, it's open to the public--and rarely crowded.
Ram's Head Rathskeller
Read Reviews157 1/2 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (map)
Carolina students flock to this cave-like restaurant, where the atmosphere is funky and the lasagna is famous.
Eno River State Park
Read Reviews6101 Cole Mill Rd, Durham, NC 27705 (map)
Out-of-towners who love nature will be highly impressed by Durham's most scenic river.
More Spots to Impress
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North Carolina Museum Of Art
Read Reviews2110 Blue Ridge Rd, Raleigh, NC 27607 (map)
Know Restaurant & Bookstore
Read Reviews2520 Fayetteville St, Durham, NC 27707 (map)
This African-American bookstore--an institution in Durham since 1982--isn't known for its restaurant, but it should be.
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