This is the largest natural science museum in the Southeastern United States, offering extensive exhibits on the natural world, including live animals, dinosaur fossils, and interactive displays. It is a favorite for families and science enthusiasts alike.

One of the oldest public parks in the United States, Pullen Park features playgrounds, a carousel, pedal boats, and walking trails. It is a perfect spot for outdoor recreation and family fun in the heart of Raleigh.

This museum boasts an impressive collection of European, American, and African art, along with a beautiful outdoor sculpture park. It offers a blend of classic and contemporary art experiences.

A hands-on museum designed for children, Marbles Kids Museum encourages learning through play with interactive exhibits focused on science, art, and culture. It is ideal for families with young children.

This historic district features beautifully preserved 19th-century homes and offers a glimpse into Raleigh's past. Walking tours provide insights into the architecture and history of the area.

A large urban park offering hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails, as well as fishing and picnicking areas. It provides a natural escape just minutes from downtown Raleigh.

An iconic Greek Revival building that served as the seat of North Carolina's government in the 19th century. Visitors can take guided tours to learn about the state's political history.

A popular weekend market featuring a wide variety of vendors selling antiques, crafts, food, and collectibles. It’s a great place to find unique souvenirs and local goods.

Home to the Mordecai House, the oldest residence in Raleigh on its original foundation, this park offers tours and events that highlight the city’s colonial and Civil War history.

The main street in downtown Raleigh, known for its vibrant nightlife, restaurants, shops, and frequent public events and festivals. It’s the heart of the city’s social scene.