Explore Greenville
10Best Attractions by Type
Expert Tips for Greenville Attractions
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Unity Park: "Parking can be insane but you can bike or walk in from Downtown parking lots or even Travelers Rest via the Swamp Rabbit Trail."
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Double Stamp Brewery: "If you don't remember or were not around for the 1990's, bring someone who was that can help explain your surroundings."
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Pangaea Brewing Co.: "In addition to Pangaea's amazing pizzas, White Thai food truck has taken up permanent residence right outside to further add to the dining options."
Best Greenville, SC Attractions
Local Expert Attraction Recommendations
Local Expert Attraction Recommendations
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About Greenville, SC Attractions
Surrounded by mountainous terrain and filled with cultural attractions, Greenville beckons all to explore. Visit Main Street on a sunny day, and you'll find folks congregated in Falls Park to picnic, stroll and admire the park's focal point – a picturesque waterfall on the Reedy River. On summer nights, there's likely to be a "Shakespeare in the Park" performance underway, or a Greenville Drive baseball game at Fluor Field (in the West End, a few blocks away). Classical concerts, musicals, ballets, and theater productions frequently appear at the nearby Peace Center, and at the other end of Main Street lies the Bi-Lo Center, where you can catch major pop concerts and sports events. In addition to great theater and music, Greenville offers several museums that cultivate an appreciation for fine art. A short distance from Main Street, the Greenville County Museum of Art is famous for its collection of paintings by Andrew Wyeth, while the Museum & Galleries at Bob Jones University showcases original works by Old Masters. Outside the city, several parks provide opportunity for more adventure and discovery of the area's natural treasures.
About Libby McMillan
A longtime travel journalist, Libby chose her beautiful city after a nationwide search for a new hometown. Greenville's amazing downtown, four mild seasons, varied terrain, friendly residents and countless nearby waterfalls made it a winner.
Libby previously spent 20 years in Florida, what she calls “the only place in the world where you drive north to reach the... Read More
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