Raleigh Durham Holidays

Explore indoor and outdoor galleries, sculpture trails, and rotating exhibitions showcasing regional and global art.

A serene botanical sanctuary on Duke University’s campus — stroll through themed gardens, woodlands and scenic bridges.

Perfect for families: interactive science exhibits, playful learning zones, maker labs, and hands-on fun for all ages.

Once a major tobacco factory, now transformed into a lively pedestrian district with shops, restaurants, performance venues, and creative spaces.

Charming vintage carousel, paddle boats on the lake, miniature train - a favourite local escape.

Baseball fans can catch a Durham Bulls game in this intimate downtown stadium - classic American pastime in an engaging setting.

Peaceful riverside walk or bike ride through woodlands and wetlands - ideal for fresh air and reflection.

Free to the public, this museum features dinosaur fossils, live exhibits, and interactive displays of the natural world.

Wander through historic districts like Glenwood South, Five Points, Ninth Street, or the American Tobacco campus.

Beautiful university grounds open to the public - enjoy architecture, gardens, and campus culture.

Local markets (like the State Farmers’ Market in Raleigh or Durham’s Farmers’ Market) offer fresh produce, crafts, and community vibes.

Driving is usually the most convenient way to hop between Raleigh, Durham, and the surrounding region.

Local bus networks connect neighbourhoods; GoTriangle and regional routes link core towns.

Downtown areas in both Raleigh and Durham are increasingly bike-friendly, with shared bikes or e-scooters.

Uber, Lyft and local taxi services are readily available.