Greensboro, North Carolina is the destination for food, fun, and family time. This centrally located city boasts a thriving international food scene, a growing craft brewing culture, and more than 135 attractions, all within easy access by car, air, or rail.

Food lovers will find Greensboro’s culinary landscape diverse. Tacos get a creative overhaul at Crafted – The Art of the Taco, while the James Beard‑nominated Machete serves global dishes like king‑crab fried rice and sea bass. Downtown diners will appreciate elevated Southern fare at ‘Cille and ‘Scoe and soul‑food staples at Stephanie’s Restaurant II. Greensboro’s mix of made-from-scratch meals and international eats makes it a foodie favorite just waiting to be discovered.
Greensboro’s craft brewery scene is equally impressive, with more than 10 craft breweries, the southeast’s largest cidery, and an award‑winning distillery. Just east of town, Red Oak Brewery, America’s largest Lager-only brewery, serves up Bavarian-style brews. Take a walk through Greensboro’s downtown social district and enjoy stops at SouthEnd Brewing, Natty Greene’s, Little Brother, Hidden Gate, and Joymongers. Visitors to Greensboro’s midtown will enjoy Pig Pounder Brewery, known for its bold personality and flavors.
When it comes to adventure, Greensboro has something for everyone. The Greensboro Science Center combines a zoo, aquarium, museum, and ropes course in one destination. Outdoor adventurers will find more than 100 miles of trails and greenways for walking, hiking, biking, kayaking, or enjoying nature. Experience history at the International Civil Rights Center & Museum, the Greensboro History Museum, and Guilford Courthouse National Military Park. Downtown, explore LeBauer and Center City Parks, the Downtown Greenway, and the Miriam P. Brenner Children’s Museum.

Also known as Tournament Town, Greensboro is home to sporting events year-round, from tournaments to professional baseball, basketball, soccer, and the PGA-sanctioned Wyndham Championship. Also, Ice hockey returns this October.
If you’re looking for arts and culture, Greensboro hosts numerous annual festivals, including the free NC Folk Festival each September, the Fun Fourth Festival, and more. Catch Broadway and concerts at the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts, see a classic movie at the Carolina Theatre, check out music at a local hot spot, and explore more than 150 pieces of public art and murals throughout the city.
Why Greensboro?
- Centrally located along the East Coast
- Easily accessible by car, plane, or train
- 500+ restaurants
- A rich blend of Southern heritage, civil rights legacy, art, and history around every corner
- 135+ attractions for all interests and ages
If you’re looking for big city flavor with small town charm, Greensboro checks all the boxes: culture, cuisine, craft brews, and unforgettable adventures. Plan your experience today.
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