Modern technology meets rich cultural history: This is the essence of Raleigh, NC, a blossoming Southern city on the forefront of innovation with deep roots in art, food, architecture and so much more.
When you visit Raleigh, NC, you feel an energy that reminds you of a big city, but with the warmth and charm of your hometown. The StateView Hotel wants to be the first stop on your journey, welcoming you with luxurious rooms, decadent dining and modern amenities. After you unpack, get ready to explore the rich bounty of cultural attractions, an awe-inspiring landscape and fun things to do in Raleigh, NC.
Phone: (919) 515-2434
Address: Raleigh, NC
Are you visiting with a prospective student? Are you an alumnus coming back for homecoming weekend? Exploring the largest four-year institution in North Carolina might take some time, but it’s well worth it. From NCAA games to the Centennial Campus and historical Holladay Hall, the StateView Hotel is conveniently located to provide easy access to all NC State University has to offer. Book a guided visit or explore on your own – our staff can point you to the most historic, iconic and unique places on the NCSU campus.
Phone: (919) 861-2300
Address: 1400 Edwards Mill Road, Raleigh, NC
If you’ve never been to a National Hockey League game, your next Raleigh visit is a perfect time. Carolina Hurricane fans are as passionate as they are polite, and soon you’ll be on your feet cheering along with the rest of the crowd! A wide range of performances also takes place at Raleigh’s PNC Arena as well. From headliners like Taylor Swift to family events like Disney on Ice, the PNC Arena brings world-class entertainment to the City of Oaks every year.
Phone: (919) 831-6400
Address: 3801 Rock Quarry Road, Raleigh NC
When was the last time you gazed up at a starry night sky, surrounded by good friends while listening to music from your favorite band? It’s time to recreate that moment with a visit to the Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek. From Weezer to Zac Brown Band and Journey, you’ll find your favorites old and new delivering electric performances throughout the year. Check the iconic amphitheater’s outdoor concert calendar – you won’t be disappointed!
Phone: (919) 839-6262
Address: 2110 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC
As the first major museum formed in the nation by state legislation and funding, the NC Museum of Art is no stranger to breaking new ground. With more than 40 galleries and a dozen major artworks, this is a must-see for all Raleigh visitors, and admission to the permanent collection is always free. Within the gallery walls, the museum houses works of art from Ancient Africa, Judaic culture, the Italian Renaissance, ancient people groups and much more. Be sure to make time for a walk through the Museum Park featuring art installations created to engage visitors with the natural landscape.
Phone: (919) 834-4000
Address: 4600 Trinity Road, Raleigh, NC
Get tickets to the next NC State Wolfpack game and see for yourself how they earned the name! With seating for more than 57,000 die-hard fans, Carter Finley Stadium is the home of NCSU’s legendary football program. Whether you’re a loyal Wolfpack fan or traveling to cheer on the visiting team, you’ll quickly get caught up in the buzz of energy that reverberates throughout the stadium on game day.
Phone: (919) 821-7400
Address: 4285 Trinity Road, Raleigh, NC
The exciting North Carolina State Fair runs for 10 days each October, but don’t fret if you missed it – there are plenty more events taking place on the state fairgrounds throughout the year. Flea markets, horse shows, Christmas celebrations, car auctions – you name it, the NC State Fairgrounds has it all!
Phone: (919) 856-6675
Address: 4620 Lake Wheeler Road, Raleigh, NC
For more than 200 years, the Yates Mill proudly served Wake County as a water-powered gristmill and social gathering place for rural populations. Today, Yates Mill is the only gristmill still in working condition. Visitors to the Historic Yates Mill County Park can tour the mill learning about the evolution of milling in the area and see first-hand demonstrations. The A.E. Finley Center for Education & Research is also located within the park offering educational programs, summer camps and a permanent exhibit of local history.