Pictured: Falls Park on the Reedy/Vanzeppelin Aerial
Greenville Getaway
The Ultimate Road Trip
Welcome to Greenville, South Carolina. From scenic nature-viewin’ to Main Street cruisin’, you can take life at your own speed here. Whether you’re looking for an urban getaway or a nature-packed vacay (or a combination of the two), Greenville is all about choices. Hop in, buckle up, and hold on tight as we take you on an unforgettable road trip.
A Trip Worth Every Mile
From a top-rated culinary scene and tons of events to city sightseeing and outdoor exploration, a visit to Greenville is one rewarding car trek. Here’s why Greenville offers everything you need for a road trip that’s well worth the journey:
Location, Location, Location
All roads lead to Greenville! Situated smack-dab between Atlanta and Charlotte, Greenville is best accessible via Interstate 85. That said, there’s a tangle of interstate highways—four, to be exact—within less than a 100-mile radius of Greenville. Prefer a slower and more scenic adventure? Four U.S. routes converge right within our city limits.
Culinary Excellence
The secret is out about Greenville’s booming culinary scene, and thank goodness calories don’t count when you’re road trippin’. You’ll find many James Beard Award nominees here and every category of food under the sun—classic Southern, fine dining, BBQ, Persian, Greek, and so much more! Come find out why we’re one of Travel + Leisure’s “Best Food Cities in the U.S.”
Options Galore
No matter what you like to do on vacation, we’ve got you covered. Enjoy a slow spa day at the Grand Bohemian Lodge’s Poseidon Spa or Spa H at Hotel Hartness, the “No. 1 South Carolina Resort”, according to Travel + Leisure. Rent a bike for a
ride down the 28-mile Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Network. Don’t leave town without checking out some of our 200-plus miles of hiking trails, some of which will lead you to the most breathtaking waterfalls and views you’ll find anywhere. Plus, our award-winning downtown is packed with shops, restaurants, and acres upon acres of greenspace. Nearby, the Village of West Greenville is a hip hub for creativity, coffee, and community—Greenville’s mini-Soho.
Fun Surrounding Towns to Explore
Greenville is a wide-ranging destination and you’d be remiss if you didn’t visit some of our neighboring cities and towns. Located north of downtown, both Greer and Travelers Rest offer an idyllic, quaint downtown area perfect for dining alfresco. Head to Taylors, Greenville’s largest suburb, for arcade games and axe-throwing in a converted industrial setting at Taylors Mill. To the south, don’t miss out on Fountain Inn’s charming Main Street and some of the best BBQ you’ll find anywhere in the country at Bobby’s BBQ. Curious about the castle you drove by on I-385? That’s the all-new BridgeWay Station in the Mauldin/Simpsonville area, replete with Italian architecture and accents.
Pictured at top: Wildcat Wayside Falls; Downtown Greer; CAMP: Modern American Eatery; Swamp Rabbit Trail
Official Greenville Road Trip Playlist
Driving to Greenville, SC? Hit the road with our playlist made for roadtripping, and let the music set the tone for the rest of your trip: qrcodes.pro/sEG3BN
Pictured, background: Falls Park on the Reedy/Vanzeppelin Aerial
Add to Your Map: Road Trip Stops
It’s time to pull out that map and chart your course around Greenville. We’ve compiled a starting list of places and spaces to make for a memorable visit. Mix and match these suggestions to begin building your itinerary!
Downtown Greenville
Head downtown for your first stop. Greenville’s Main Street features 1.5 miles of shops, restaurants, galleries, and more to explore. Go on the hunt for nine bronze Mice on Main hidden in various Main Street locations, pan for treasure at the Greenville Gemstone Mine, and stop into Mast General Store for the old-fashioned candy barrels! Plus, a visit to downtown isn’t complete without a stop at Falls Park on the Reedy. The park offers 32 acres of greenspace where you can stroll across the one-of-a-kind Liberty Bridge to get the best view of the upper Reedy River Falls
Pretty Place
Words don’t usually suffice to explain the natural beauty of what locals nicknamed “Pretty Place,” so we’ll just let the photos speak for themselves. Located on YMCA Camp Greenville property, you’ll be hardpressed to find a better seat for a sunrise than the east-facing Fred W. Symmes Chapel
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Caesars Head Overlook
Caesars Head State Park offers a picture-perfect vista any time of day. One of the best parts about this view is that it doesn’t require a hike to earn it. Simply park and walk down a short sidewalk to the stunning overlook that’ll have you filling up your phone camera in no time. Ten minutes south, witness indescribable views of the surrounding mountains from Bald Rock Heritage Preserve, a natural scenic overlook atop a massive rock outcropping.
BMW Performance Center
For a more thrilling break from the drive, stop at the BMW Performance Center in nearby Greer and book the two-hour Performance Drive to test drive various BMWs and put them through their paces. More than a quick detour, this drive allows you to experience the latest models firsthand; it’s a ride you won’t soon forget. Afterward, stop by the BMW Zentrum or The Ultimate Driving Museum, or book a BMW Manufacturing Plant factory tour to see the intricate processes as hundreds of robots weld high-strength steel parts together for the BMW XM body.
A Snapshot of Greenville’s Weather
While summer months can get warm (ranging from 80–90 degrees), and winters are delightfully mild (with temps ranging from 40–60 degrees), it’s spring and fall with their temps in the 60s and 70s that bring out Greenville’s best. And if you’re looking for a snow day, Greenville almost always gets two (nonconsecutive) days of snow each winter—best spent building snowmen, sledding on cookie sheets (no point in buying a sled), and battling in epic snowball fights.
Best of Both Worlds
A Photo Essay of Greenville’s Dualities
Nature... Where
SCENIC ESCAPES
Winding through forested mountainsides in what the Cherokee called the “Great Blue Hills of God,” Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway (Hwy. 11) traces a former Cherokee path from Gaffney to Fair Play— including this scenic view, leading to Table Rock State Park. Natural and manmade attractions abound along the 112-mile route, from hiking trails and tranquil lakes to hillside vineyards.
Photo credit: Upstate Outdoor Adventurer/Casey Shoub, Jr.
DOWNTOWN DELIGHTS
Greenville’s gorgeous downtown centers on Falls Park on the Reedy, where you can stand on the Liberty Bridge and watch the river tumble over the rocks below. Across Main Street, the Peace Center is the jewel in the city’s performing arts crown, set amid blocks teeming with art galleries, shops, and award-winning restaurants.
City Meet ...and
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Rooftops... From
HAPPY HOUR HOTSPOTS
Drink in views of Greenville’s skyline along with a cocktail at some of the city’s intoxicating rooftop bars. From UP on the Roof, which crowns the Embassy Suites by Hilton Greenville Downtown RiverPlace, to gardenthemed Juniper atop the AC Hotel Greenville Downtown, you’ll find myriad rooftop oases to quench your thirst for an elevated perspective.
BREATHTAKING VIEWS
You don’t have to travel far outside the city to find riveting natural panoramas. The nearby foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, lying to Greenville’s north, hold a wealth of lofty roadside overlooks and hiking trails that reveal spectacular mountain vistas, clear blue lakes (including this view of Lake Jocassee), and stunning waterfalls.
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Textile History... Rich
HISTORICAL HIGHLIGHTS
Bordering the Reedy River, the two-story redbrick structure known as the Wyche Pavilion is imprinted on the city’s history. It was built in 1904 as a paint shop for the adjacent Greenville Coach Factory and later became home to Duke’s Mayonnaise. Today, it’s one of the area’s favorite open-air wedding and event venues.
Photo credit: KRuck20/Alamy Stock
MODERN MARVELS
Once renowned as the “Textile Capital of the World,” Greenville was home to Camperdown Mill, the second-largest mill in South Carolina. The city’s skyline has since transformed with a surge of new development, including the vibrant Camperdown Plaza—a hub of activity with local boutiques, popular restaurants, lively bars, a music stage, striking murals, and experiential entertainment. The plaza is centered around The Common Thread, a captivating multimedia art installation that pays homage to Greenville’s rich textile history.
Modern Industry ...Meets
Photo credit: CityStock/Kevin Ruck
Greenville Bucket List
Dive into our epic bucket list of unforgettable experiences unique to Greenville. Check off the things you’ve done!
□ Walk Downtown Greenville’s Main Street
□ Visit Falls Park on the Reedy
□ View Reedy River Falls from atop the Liberty Bridge
□ Take a selfie at the Medusa Tree 1
□ Do the Mice on Main Scavenger Hunt 2
□ Bike the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Network 3
□ See the Chihuly Rose Crystal Tower Sculpture
□ Feed the giraffes at the Greenville Zoo
□ Watch a Broadway show at the Peace Center
□ Get a friends and family photo at the Unity Park sign 4
□ Try a local BBQ spot and taste all of South Carolina’s official four sauces
□ Root for the home team at a game with Greenville Drive baseball, Greenville Triumph & Liberty soccer, or Greenville Swamp Rabbits hockey 5, 6
□ Taste Soby New South Cuisine’s famous Cheddar Biscuits 7
□ Take in the rooftop city views with a cocktail from Juniper and UP on the Roof 8
□ Catch baseball fever at the Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum & Baseball Library
□ Learn why Greenville was once the “Textile Capital of the World” on a Greenville History Tour
□ Find our newest murals and 160+ pieces of public art
□ Attend one of our six annual Signature Events
□ Lap the tracks at the BMW Performance Center
□ Shop ‘til you drop for souvenirs at Greer Station 9
□ Stop by BridgeWay Station, aka “The Castle” 10
□ Hike the trails at one of our three state parks
□ See the fall colors from the overlook at Raven Cliff Falls
□ Experience serenity with the views from Pretty Place
□ Take a scenic drive along Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway 11
10-12, 2025
OCTOBER
Bank of America
FA FOR G ENVI E
FREE ADMISSION MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN GREENVILLE
Discover a world of tempting TASTES, TUNES & TAPS, as mouthwatering aromas carry you along downtown Greenville's Main Street.
Explore exciting new cuisine or indulge in some of your favorites. With over 60 restaurants and live entertainment on six stages, Bank of America Fall for Greenville invites you to enjoy one of the Southeast's most popular free admission outdoor festivals.
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A “What-Town-Should-I-Visit”
Quiz
Find Your Beautiful Place to Put a Smile on Your Face
Greenville County offers endless possibilities for fun exploration. Take our quiz to find out what town you should visit on your getaway!
for the local lovers
Would you rather go to a different time or a different place?
Take me to Florence—this side of the Atlantic. Transport me to the past.
MAULDIN
Conjuring Italy’s textures, tones, and rustic ambiance, the castle-like town center of Mauldin, BridgeWay Station, features French and Italian restaurants, European desserts, coffee, a brewery, a weekly farmers market, and more.
Textiles, please.
Are we talking textile history or former stagecoach stops?
for the nature lovers
What energizes you?
Sightseeing. Thrill-seeking.
for the downtownies
What size town are you feeling?
Stick to the big city. A lively, small town sounds ideal.
LANDRUM Landrum offers stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, a historic downtown, rolling hills, picturesque horse farms, and abundant antiquing.
What way will you fuel your adventure?
GREENVILLE
From elegant accommodations to fine dining, you can experience pampering at countless spas and explore chic boutiques and high-end art galleries all along the treelined Main Street, aglow with twinkling lights at night.
What type of Main Street do you prefer?
TAYLORS
Taylors Mill, once a bustling textile hub, has been reborn as a gathering place. Here, you’ll find arcades, restaurants, an axe-throwing venue, Model Trains Station, The Mad Smash—Rage Room, a brewery, and more.
Show me stagecoach stops.
SIMPSONVILLE
Known for its landmark brick clocktower, Simpsonville features good eats at Vaughn’s Food Hall and The Slice, treats from Ice Cream Station, and fun times at Upstate Pinball & Arcade Museum and the Clock Tower Taproom & Billiards.
TRAVELERS REST
Located at the northern end of the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Network, TR is the perfect jumping-off point for outdoor recreation, be it biking, kayaking, canoeing, ziplining, or whitewater rafting.
CLEVELAND
Caesars Head and Jones Gap State Parks in the Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area are filled with overlooks, hiking trails, and waterfalls—with more gorgeous views at Pretty Place.
Southern & charming.
Quaint & historic.
FOUNTAIN INN
With a variety of local shops and restaurants in a captivating downtown area and vibrant community events like the annual Aunt Het Festival and Christmas Inn Our Town, it’s easy to vibe with the energy of this delightful small town.
GREER
Greer Station in downtown Greer is where brick-paved streets lead to stylish boutiques and award-winning restaurants. While exploring, enjoy the Toads on Trade scavenger hunt.
Four wheels.
Two wheels.
A Museum for All Seasons...
The Upcountry History Museum is a great place to start your exploration of Greenville’s past, but this Smithsonian Affiliate also presents visitors with the opportunity to discover one-of-a-kind experiences and unrivaled national traveling exhibitions.
Plan your visit today!
Step Back in Time
Travel Through Greenville’s Historic Neighborhoods
Take a tour of our seven official historic neighborhoods and feel like you are stepping foot into a journey through time. Learn about the history of our area while enjoying the beauty of our architecture.
Colonel Elias Earle
Named for prominent settler Colonel Elias Earle, whose former estate it now encompasses, the Earle District runs along the north side of Stone Avenue. Here, you’ll find two of Greenville’s oldest landmarks: c.1820 Earle Town House (107 James St.) and Whitehall (310 W. Earle St.), built in 1813 as the summer residence of Governor Henry Middleton.
East Park Avenue
Old oak trees shade this lovely neighborhood of Craftsman, Tudor, and Neoclassical homes developed during the first part of the 20th century. Set on the border of downtown, the East Park district is bordered on the south by McPherson Park, the city’s oldest public green space.
Hampton-Pinckney
Greenville’s first National Register District (designated in 1977) owes its existence to city father Vardry McBee, who purchased 11,000 acres just west of downtown in 1815. His son, Pinckney, built the first house on this land before the Civil War and today, gingerbreadtrimmed Queen Anne Victorians accentuate the neighborhood’s eclectic architecture.
Heritage
Fans of the Bungalow style of architecture will appreciate this district northwest of downtown. Within walking distance of Main Street, the Heritage neighborhood has served as the center of Greenville’s Greek community since 1931.
Overbrook
Marked by spacious lots and larger homes, Overbrook became one of Greenville’s first suburbs with the popularity of the “Toonerville Trolley.” The district is sandwiched between East North Street and I-385.
Pettigru
Just east of downtown, Pettigru is the city’s largest historic district. This area exhibits a variety of architectural styles dating from 1890 to 1930. One gem is the private Poinsett Club, built in 1904 for textile executive Lewis Parker.
West End
Across the Reedy River along South Main Street, chic galleries, chef-driven restaurants, tiny cocktail bars, and new condos testify to a neighborhood on the rise. The former location of Furman University (established 1852), the West End has returned to its early-20th-century roots as a vibrant commercial hub. Farther west on Pendleton Street, the Village of West Greenville shines as an up-and-coming arts district.
Book a Historic Neighborhoods & Architecture Tour
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Visit GREENVILLE’S UNIVERSITY
One of the top liberal arts and sciences universities in the nation, Furman powers the Upstate with research, entrepreneurial collaboration, and students and faculty engaged in community service. We are known nationally for our innovation, ingenuity and impact. And Furman’s 940-acre campus just north of downtown Greenville is ranked as one of the most beautiful in the nation. Come and see it for yourself.
Iconic Architecture
The Bridges of Greenville County
From the oldest bridge in South Carolina to the only remaining covered bridge in the state, discover our area’s bridges and why they are worth a visit.
Liberty Bridge
Downtown Greenville
Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind beauty—it’s been an iconic gem of Greenville since its completion in 2004. This impressive 345-foot suspension bridge elegantly spans Reedy River Falls, providing pedestrians with an unobstructed panoramic view of scenic Falls Park below.
Eugenia Duke Bridge
Downtown Greenville
Named for one of Greenville’s earliest female entrepreneurs (and the founder of Duke’s Mayonnaise), this green, wood-treaded footbridge crosses the Reedy River upstream from the falls, connecting Art Crossing at RiverPlace and the Peace Center complex.
Poinsett Bridge
Landrum
Constructed in 1820, the Poinsett Bridge is the oldest in the entire state. Spanning Gap Creek to connect Greenville with Asheville, NC, the Gothic arch stone bridge was named for Joel Poinsett, one of Greenville’s most famous historical residents. (And yes, the poinsettia flower was named after him, too!)
Campbell’s Covered Bridge
Landrum
Take a quick trip north, and you’ll find the last remaining covered bridge in South Carolina. Built in 1909, this quaint, timeless 38-foot wooden bridge spans Beaverdam Creek. Feel free to explore the park surrounding this red barnlike icon; you’ll see the remnants of an old grist mill and home site.
Making a Splash in Greenville
Explore Greenville from a new perspective: on and around the water. Spend the day boating on a lake and soaking up the sun, casting for trout in a river, braving rushing whitewater in a kayak, or feeling the mist of a mesmerizing waterfall.
Riding the Rivers
Activities on Upstate rivers can be relaxing or exhilarating—it just depends on your preference!
A Peaceful Float
Saluda Outdoor River Company in Greenville can set you up for a lazy day on the water. Float trips on big blue tubes typically last 2.5–3 hours and cover a section of the Saluda River that alternates between calm sections and small rapids. The whole family is welcome to float—even the dog. Need a little more exercise? Head to nearby Saluda Lake Landing to rent single-person kayaks and standup paddleboards for a more active pursuit on the 331-acre reservoir formed by a dam on the Saluda River.
Kayaking the Rapids
If whitewater floats your boat, the folks at Green River Adventures offer both guided and self-guided kayaking experiences. Try navigating Class I and II rapids on the Lower
Green River, stopping along the way for a swim in a deep, green pool or a picnic on the riverbank. For even more thrills, experienced kayakers can tackle the Class II–IV whitewater on the outfitter’s most challenging trip. One of the steepest commercially run sections of whitewater in the Southeast, the Upper Green River cuts through pristine wilderness flanked by protected forestland.
Fun on the French Broad
Fishing, paddling, tubing:
Headwaters Outfitters in Rosman, NC, can accommodate all kinds of watery fun. Paddle a canoe or kayak along the peaceful first 20 miles of the French Broad River, through fast-moving shoals and around sharp bends. Headwaters provides all the necessary gear for a smallmouth bass float trip or a day spent wading in the
river casting for trout. To cool off mountain-style with the family, book one of the popular two-hour tubing expeditions; the river’s average water temperature in summer is a refreshing 65–70 degrees.
Angling for a Good Time
Known for its expert guides and premier fly shop, Davidson River Outfitters is located on the banks of the Davidson River in Pisgah Forest, NC. They offer a variety of fishing trips for all skill levels, including the ever-popular trout fishing wade trips, smallmouth bass float trips, and expeditions to net the elusive musky—known as the “fish of 10,000 casts.” Avoid the crowds by reserving a spot on their private waters; DRO leases access to the last three miles of the Davidson River, accessible right outside their fly shop.
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Lake Life
From fishing to paddleboarding, the Upstate’s three largest lakes offer a wide range of fun.
Lake Hartwell
One of the Southeast’s largest and most popular recreational lakes, Hartwell boasts 56,000 watery acres and 963 miles of shoreline, adding up to countless opportunities for fun. Boaters have access to two public boat ramps, and the lakeshore is punctuated with 109 paved sites for RV or tent camping at Lake Hartwell State Park
Anglers from across the state head to Hartwell—created in 1962 after the Savannah River was dammed to stem local flooding and provide hydroelectric power—to catch striped bass, largemouth, crappie, bream, and catfish. The lake is such a favored place to fish that the Bassmaster Classic fishing tournament has been held here several times.
Known as the “Super Bowl of Professional Bass Fishing,” the Bassmaster competition lures some of the best anglers in the world.
Lake Keowee
Endless adventures await in and on the pristine waters and winding channels of Lake Keowee, a Cherokee name that roughly translates as “the place of the mulberries.” A man-made reservoir created in Seneca by Duke Energy, Keowee claims 18,300 acres of crystal-clear blue-green water, more than 300 miles of shoreline, and gorgeous views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Boaters can rent watercraft from pontoons, tritoons, and fishing boats to SUPs, canoes, and kayaks. For fun above the water, Upstate Zipline at nearby Keowee-Toxaway State Park lays out adventure along the 1.5 miles of ziplines that soar over treetops and above the lake, letting you appreciate the mountain and water views.
Lake Jocassee
Hailed by National Geographic magazine as one of “50 of the World’s Last Great Places— Destinations of a Lifetime,”
Lake Jocassee is a breathtaking reservoir nestled in the Jocassee Gorges, just north of Lake Keowee. The 7,500-acre lake forms part of Duke Energy’s mammoth Keowee-Toxaway Hydroelectric Project.
Its deep blue waters and stunning scenery furnish a recreational paradise for visitors, with opportunities for activities from swimming and jetskiing to canoeing, kayaking, and taking curated boat tours. There’s even a submerged town for scuba divers to explore. Set on the lake’s shore, Devils Fork State Park provides the only public access to Jocassee. The park is also where you’ll find the very rare and delicate Oconee Bells wildflower, which blooms in early spring.
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Waterfall Wonders
Do go chasing waterfalls! South Carolina’s Upcountry contains a wealth of captivating cascades tucked into its forests and deep river gorges. Find these breathtaking waterfalls throughout the Greenville area, from the heart of downtown to tucked away in nature.
Raven Cliff Falls
Dropping 420 feet, Matthews Creek plunges down Raven Cliff Mountain in the Blue Ridge Escarpment in Caesars Head State Park. The waterfall, the state’s tallest and one of its most scenic, was named for the ravens that breed in the lofty cliffs that form the falls.
Wildcat Wayside
For those wanting to be in awe without the work, Lower Wildcat Falls, visible from the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway, does not require any hiking. Enjoy the peaceful oasis and even cool off in the refreshing pool at the base. Climb the natural stone stairs to find Middle Wildcat Falls, the “top” of Lower Wildcat Falls. This section also serves as a reviving spot to splash and wade in the water. Nearby, discover the foundations of a 1930s shelter where only a fireplace and chimney remain. Continue your ascent a quarter of a mile further to the base of the 100-foot-high Upper Wildcat Falls. Soak up the peace and tranquility of the forest while watching nature show off.
Cedar Shoals
Tucked away in Fountain Inn, Cedar Falls Park offers a serene escape with its stunning natural and historical beauty. The Reedy River flows over a 20-foot-high masonry dam, once powering 19th-century mills, creating a striking 50-foot-wide waterfall. Nearby, the river drops 12 feet over rocks and boulders to make one of the most significant vistas on the river. For the best views, stroll along the park’s path and enjoy the peaceful charm of this hidden gem.
Reedy River Falls
No hike is required to enjoy this series of waterfalls, which flow down 32 feet, forming the centerpiece of Falls Park on the Reedy, just off Main Street in downtown Greenville. The best place to view the urban waterfall, which fueled the city’s early mills, is from atop the iconic Liberty Bridge, a 345-foot-long cantilevered span supported by a single suspension cable—and the only one of its design in the U.S. You can get a closer look at the falls by strolling through the park itself, landscaped with shaded pathways and lush gardens.
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Pictured from top: Cedar Falls/Off the Grid Greenville/FishEye Studios; Reedy River Falls at Falls Park/Vanzeppelin Aerial
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Scenic Hiking Trails
Step into Nature
Explore Greenville’s natural beauty on the trail! Our hiking trails offer a variety of experience levels, with everything from gentle paths for beginners to rugged landscapes for the seasoned hiker.
easy
Conestee Nature Preserve
Nine different trails cross the wetlands and forests of this 640-acre wildlife sanctuary. The two main loops are the flat yellow (2.2mi) and the green (1.5mi) trails. A birder’s paradise, these wetlands harbor a diverse collection of wildlife, including 226 species of birds. Take time to linger at the various overlooks and observation decks to see how many types you can spot!
Furman University Trail
Bring the family—leashed pups included—to stroll the 1.8-mile loop and spot graceful swans around Furman University Lake. The paved path passes the iconic Furman Bell Tower and the meditative “Place of Peace” Japanese Garden, the site of the first Japanese temple to be dismantled and reconstructed in America. Be sure to detour through the stunning Rose Garden in spring and summer.
moderate
Chestnut Ridge Heritage Preserve
At 2.75 miles one way, this in-and-out hike in a 1,800-acre wooded sanctuary just off the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway near Landrum offers a scenic hike through a rich hardwood forest and diverse wildlife habitat. The hike follows along a Green Creek tributary before climbing up the side of Squirrel Mountain and eventually reaching the South Pacolet River.
Sulphur Springs Trail, Paris Mountain State Park
Allow 2.5 hours to navigate this steep, narrow, 3.8-mile trail at Paris Mountain State Park. From its trailhead, the loop traverses challenging slopes through mixed pine and hardwood forests. Follow the white blazes that lead you along the mountain ridge before skirting deep ravines and streams edged with mountain laurel and rhododendron.
difficult
Table Rock Trail
If you have the stamina to get there, the view from the top of the granite mass called Table Rock is worth the strenuous 3.6-mile one-way climb. This rugged Table Rock State Park hike climbs 2,000 feet through a boulder-strewn woodland. Count on a good half-day to get up the 3,124-foot summit and back, allowing for time spent taking in the best views directly before and after the summit.
Paris Mountain Big Loop
A great half-day excursion, the Big Loop around Paris Mountain State Park links six different trails into a 10.6-mile adventure. Daunting for its distance as well as its elevation of 1,564 feet, the Big Loop starts at the Mountain Creek Trail near Lake Placid, then winds up Sulphur Springs to Brissy Ridge, where you’ll circle around Pipsissewa, North Lake, and Kanuga Trails before retracing your steps to the beginning.
Bike Greenville
This is How You Roll
Welcome to Bike Town, one of America’s most bike-friendly places, where the fun keeps on rolling! Whether you’re bringing your own or renting one in town, bike your way through Greenville during your next visit for a wheelie good time.
Photo credit, right: Hincapie Sports
Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Network
Comfort/Hybrid Bike or eBike
This popular rails-to-trail greenway provides 28 miles of paths linking the heart of Downtown Greenville to charming Travelers Rest and beyond. Many sections run alongside the Reedy River, winding through Unity Park, Falls Park on the Reedy, Cancer Survivors Park, Cleveland Park, and south to Conestee Nature Preserve and downtown Simpsonville.
Doodle Trail Road Bike
This former railway was originally nicknamed the “Pickens Doodle” line because the freight engines that used the former railway could not be turned around and had to run backward from Easley to Pickens—residents thought the trains scampered back and forth like doodlebugs! Now, this 8.5-mile rail-to-trail preserves the connection established between the two cities more than 120 years ago.
Take a Spin
Need a set of wheels? These businesses rent a variety of bikes by the half- or full-day, and even some overnight. Many of them even offer guided tours of the area!
DOWNTOWN GREENVILLE
Reedy Rides, Greenville Bike Taxi, & Greenville B-Cycle
HAMPTON STATION
Pedego Electric Bikes Greenville
DOWNTOWN TRAVELERS REST Sunrift Adventures
Pleasant Ridge Park
Mountain Bike
Bike across this 272-acre park in the northern stretches of Greenville County in spoke-tacular fashion! Just off Highway 11 in Marietta, Pleasant Ridge hosts a multi-use trail system that caters to mountain biking, with shorter trails and one six-mile-long single-track loop—the JFA Trail
Gran Fondo Hincapie
October 18, 2025
Not a trail, but an adventure! Mount up with one of the best-known names in American cycling: George Hincapie. The Olympic and Tour de France competitor will lead the peloton as riders select from 15-, 50- and 80-mile rides through the Blue Ridge Mountains Hincapie’s TDF training grounds. Celebrity cyclists and awe-inspiring views highlight this annual weekend event in October.
Top 5 Places to Golf in Greenville
Get your clubs ready and tee off at the best golf courses and clubs in Greenville County.
Cherokee Valley Golf Club
Picture everything you love about a classic mountain golf course: the elevation, the views, the variety of terrain. Then, imagine a course that’s playable for all skill levels, and you’ll get Cherokee Valley’s 18-hole, 6,728-yard par-72 course in Travelers Rest designed by P.B. Dye.
The Preserve at Verdae
The Preserve at Verdae is an 18-hole, par-72 championship golf course designed by Willard Byrd. Spanning over 100 acres of picturesque landscape, it offers both a scenic and challenging golfing experience.
3’s Greenville Golf
3’s Greenville Golf is a completely renovated par-3 course with 12 unique and challenging holes designed by some of the world’s leading golf course architects. Play a round in less than 2 hours and grab a drink and a meal at The Grubhouse afterward.
Greer Golf
Established in 1955, Greer Golf is one of South Carolina’s most historic golf courses. The beautiful course rests on what was originally a peach orchard and is now an 18-hole public golf course, proudly owned and operated by the City of Greer since 2020.
Furman University Golf Club
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Furman Golf Club offers a challenging par-72 course that meets USGA specifications and qualifies as a PGA Family Golf course. Come play where Furman alums and professional golfers Betsy King, Beth Daniel, Dottie Pepper, and Brad Faxon honed their skills!
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Pick Your Park
Whether you’re looking for a place to relax in the shade, a scenic spot for a picnic lunch, or an exciting day of exploring trails, Greenville County is home to a variety of beautiful parks, offering an outdoor oasis for everyone.
Did You Know?
Paris Mountain State Park is the closest state park to Downtown Greenville.
State 1ST
Scenic River
The Middle Saluda River in Jones Gap State Park is South Carolina’s first river with this designation, given to less than 0.5% of the nation’s rivers!
10 TOP PARK
With 20,000 annuals and 7,000 bulbs purchased yearly to beautify Falls Park on the Reedy alone, rumor has it that Disney World is the only place buying more flowers than Greenville!
122 ACRES
Greenville’s largest park, Cleveland Park, is home to greenspaces, playgrounds, trails, gardens, and the Greenville Zoo
Stop by the train depot to grab your tickets and popcorn for the Heritage Park Railway, a mini replica steam engine at Heritage Park
Experience the charm of Greenville’s newest city park, Unity Park, and capture the perfect Instagrammable moment in its striking 3D letters.
Taking Flight
Runway Park is an aviation-themed playground next to the Greenville Downtown Airport. Bring the kids to watch planes take off and land!
6,000
The number of hawks you can see in one day at Caesars Head State Park during Hawk Watch, September–November.
Family Favorite
Century Park in Greer is home to the popular Kids Planet playgrounds and ziplines and an 18-hole shaded disc golf course.
Metamorphosis
With a Wall of Gratitude, Celebration Pavilion, Healing Garden, Turning Point, and more, Cancer Survivors Park naturally guides visitors on a beautiful outdoor journey.
DEVILS FORK STATE PARK
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On the Menu
Greenville’s Downtown Dining Guide
Downtown Cuisine
Whether your tastes run to down-home Southern fare or gourmet feasts, Downtown Greenville promises to please your palate. Counting over 200 downtown restaurants, Greenville has been applauded for its dining scene by prestigious publications such as Travel + Leisure, Food & Wine, and Lonely Planet
North Main Street
Set on NOMA Square, Roost Restaurant focuses on farm-to-fork cuisine. Executive Chef Zac Leepper, whose resume includes time in Michelin-starred kitchens in Chicago, highlights local ingredients on his seasonal menu.
A block away, The Lost Cajun is hailed as the #1 Restaurant in Greenville on TripAdvisor®. Treat your tastebuds to bayou basics, including Crawfish Étouffée, Jambalaya, and Po’ Boy sandwiches.
In 2024, Scoundrel caught the eye of the James Beard Awards with a nomination for Best New Restaurant. Chef/owner Joe Cash creates exceptional takes on French classics complemented by creative cocktails and an eclectic wine list.
Central Main Street
One visit to the Jones Oyster Co. and you’ll be hooked by Greenville’s answer to a New England seafood shack. Go for the day’s selection of raw oysters or a Maine “lobstah” roll.
If it’s a burger you crave, Grill Marks has them in spades, from bison burgers to smash burgers. Pair your choice with a thick old-fashioned milkshake or a spiked “ShakeTail.”
Newcomer Indaco Italian Food & Wine features house-made pasta and pizzas with outdoor seating.
Next door, sushi and nigiri star at O-Ku Sushi, a 2024 James Beard Award nominee for Outstanding Restaurateur.
Fried Green Tomatoes with Pimento Cheese Fondue and Crab Cakes with Sweet Corn Maque Choux at Soby’s New South Cuisine give you a taste of contemporary Southern fare.
Camperdown Plaza
Reserve a seat at the chef’s bar at CAMP: Modern American Eatery and dig into a selection of seasonal small plates that show off global influences from Mexico to Asia.
Tucked into one corner of the plaza, Larkin’s boasts a sleek interior, a lively bar, and outdoor seating. Steaks and Larkin’s Famous She Crab Soup share the menu.
If you’re hankering for a taste of Spain, cross the plaza to Paloma, where you can nosh on Gambas al Ajillo, Patatas Bravas, and a build-your-own charcuterie board.
South Main Street
Halls Chophouse lays out the quintessential steakhouse experience starring USDA Prime beef flown in from Allen Brothers in Chicago.
With a view of the Reedy River from its large windows and outdoor patio, The Lazy Goat transports you to the Mediterranean with Moroccan Lamb and Fried Goat Cheese dishes.
Passerelle Bistro turns a French-influenced eye to Steak Frites and Mussels with Saffron Cream. Book a table on the shady terrace, which overlooks Falls Park.
Stroll across the Liberty Bridge to reach the stunning Grand Bohemian Lodge. Its chic restaurant, Between the Trees, serves modern lodge cuisine with dishes like Timberock Farm Duck Fregola and Carolina Bison Tenderloin.
New Downtown Restaurants
Nic & Norman’s recently opened at the corner of Main and Augusta Streets. The restaurant group is owned in part by Greg Nicotero and Norman Reedus, both of The Walking Dead TV show fame. Expect an intimate atmosphere with cozy vibes, a speakeasy-style bar, and a menu that highlights contemporary Southern cuisine.
Down the street and opening in 2025, The Matador features its signature curved tequila bar with a rooftop deck. Mexicaninspired fare complements the tequila and mezcal offerings in a soulful, inviting environment with authentic Mexican décor purchased by the restaurant’s founder during his travels.
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The West End
Linger over house-made pasta and Negroni-inspired cocktails on the balcony or pull up a stool at the raw bar to sample the day’s selection of oysters at Jianna
At Pomegranate on Main, pair Mirza Ghasemi (smoky roasted eggplant dip) with the restaurant’s signature pomegranate martini.
Beef is what’s for dinner in the masculine, wood-paneled dining space at Rick Erwin’s West End Grille, along with jumbo lump Crab Cakes, Seared Ahi Tuna, and classic steakhouse sides.
New to South Main Street, Curean curates customized charcuterie boards, along with a tasty selection of small plates—try the lamb lollipops—and a list of sustainably produced wines.
Expanding on the original location of Papi’s Tacos at RiverPlace, its second location on Augusta Street features table service, a tequila bar, and a large outdoor patio on which to savor award-winning Al Pastor tacos.
Neighboring Gather GVL fashions an outdoor food court from shipping containers. As an incubator for new restaurant concepts, the food lineup changes frequently, but lobster rolls, tacos, fried chicken, and donuts are a sampling of what you may find.
Housed in historic Markley Station, Urban Wren features cosmopolitan cuisine matched by an expertly curated wine and cocktail program. Consider sharing Ahi Tuna Poke and Moroccan Meatballs to start, before moving on to a Cast Iron Ribeye.
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Breweries & Wine Bars
Gather some friends and head to these spots downtown when you crave a good brew or glass of wine to pair with your meal.
Foxcroft Wine Co.
Savor a glass or a flight of vino in Foxcroft’s retail wine shop. In the evening, the shop morphs into a full-service restaurant with small plates, flatbreads, and house-made pasta.
Northampton Wine + Dine
What started as a little wine shop 50 years ago now stocks an array of wines and hosts weekly tastings. Continue your evening with dinner at the adjoining restaurant and try different wines by the glass.
The Cook’s Station
Enjoy breakfast, lunch, and even happy hour with a glass of wine and tapas on the enclosed patio at this two-story kitchen emporium, which carries all your cooking and entertaining needs.
Fireforge Crafted Beer
Boasting 20 house-brewed beers on tap and a menu of seasonal snacks and sandwiches, Fireforge stocks house brews ranging from fruited wheat beer and Vienna lager to New England IPA.
Yee-Haw Brewing Co.
Shaded seating, an outdoor beer garden, a large-screen TV, and Prince’s Hot Chicken are all you’ll need with your Dunkel, fruited Gose, or American Lager at Yee-Haw.
Greenville’s International Food Scene
Lauded for its global cuisine in The New York Times special section “52 Places to Go,” Greenville tempts taste buds with flavors from Germany to the Republic of Georgia. Cuisine from 35 countries—including the only Cambodian restaurant in the state—is represented in the area’s deliciously diverse dining scene.
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Pictured: Foxcroft Wine Co.
Sunny-Side Up Greenville’s Best Brunch Spots
From cozy cafés serving Southern favorites to trendy bistros crafting contemporary cocktails, it’s easy to plan your next brunch date with our curated guide.
Weekend Brunch
Soby’s New South Cuisine
Celebrate the weekend with strawberry compote-topped Challah French Toast or Shrimp and Grits.
Fork & Plough
Chef Shawn Kelly changes his menu daily and promises farm-fresh eggs and produce on the plate.
Stella’s Southern Bistro
A pitcher of mimosas is just the thing to pair with brunch at Stella’s original restaurant in Simpsonville.
Boozy Brunch Spots
Bottomless mimosas kick these brunch spots up a notch.
UP on the Roof
This rooftop restaurant’s brunch menu highlights choices from farm, sea, and ranch.
Restaurant 17
Enjoy the seasonally inspired Chef’s Brunch Special while you drink in idyllic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
NOSE DIVE
This gastropub is a weekend favorite for its Adluh Mills Grits Bar and selection of Southern dishes.
Limoncello
Brunch takes on Italian accents with their signature Uovos Limoncello dish.
The Bohemian Café
Get here early to enjoy the likes of Salmon Florentine Benedict and a Taos Breakfast Burrito.
Topsoil Kitchen & Market
Vegetarians will find much to like here, from Whole Grain Carrot Pancakes to a Spiced Beet Reuben.
Tupelo Honey
Scratch-made Southern fare here includes house biscuits served with whipped butter and signature blueberry jam.
Sunday Brunch
Mr. Crisp
Share oysters on the half shell as a prelude to Ricotta Pancakes or a Chicken Fried Cauliflower Biscuit.
CityRange Steakhouse Grill
Go rogue with the Kentucky Hot Brown—roasted turkey on griddled sourdough with bacon, tomato, cheddar, and garlic cream.
Core 450
Spice up Sundays with Eggs in Purgatory baked in zesty tomato sauce.
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Blockhouse Restaurant & Oyster Bar
Order Oysters Blockefeller, blanketed with creamed spinach and topped with hollandaise.
Juniper
It’s hard to say what’s more enticing, Juniper’s new brunch menu or the rooftop view.
The Daily Grind
Coffeehouses You’ll Love a Latte
Finding skilled baristas is a tall order, but walk into any coffee shop in Greenville, and you’ll discover people who are passionate about brewing your next satisfying cup.
Fittingly tucked away below Coffee Street, Coffee Underground has been a favorite gathering spot since 1995. Beans roasted onsite and homemade desserts are specialties at this cozy coffeehouse.
Across Main Street, the original location of nationally acclaimed Methodical Coffee on ONE City Plaza mixes an ultra-sleek décor with a 1920s cocktail-lounge vibe.
Joel’s Java on Main Street has friendly baristas who can whip up a cappuccino as easily as a chai latte, while pastry offerings are easy on the wallet (did someone say cinnamon rolls?).
Coffee and ice cream? Yes, please. Near the Liberty Bridge, hip coffeehouse and creamery Spill the Beans offers a wide range of coffee drinks and ice cream, while serving up great views.
Wish someone would combine good coffee with boutique shopping? Your wish materializes at A20 Market & Café. From cold brew to cortado, sip your morning joe in this West End café, then slip next door to browse the latest trends in women’s clothing.
Flying Fox Coffee, located within the GVL Art Gallery, is a cozy, “speakeasy”-style coffeehouse offering expertly crafted espresso, cold brews, signature lattes, and teas. Its inviting atmosphere, enhanced by stunning visual art, creates the perfect setting for awakening both you and your inner Van Gogh.
Cappuccinos, cold brews, and pour-overs are made from beans roasted weekly at Unlocked Coffee Roasters in Poe West. The Colombian husband-and-wife team also offer creations from their homeland, such as tinto-drip coffee and pandebono (Colombian cheese bread).
Green Laundry Lounge isn’t your mama’s laundromat. Located in Greer, it boasts a barista who brews everything from rose cardamom coffee to chai tea, accompanied by an Indianinspired menu.
A leopard never changes its spots, and that’s good because Leopard Forest Coffee Company in Travelers Rest is perfect just the way it is. Anything from their full list of freshly roasted specialty coffee options complements their gluten-free homemade granola.
Sweet and savory crepes pair well with pourover and batch brews at Tandem Crêperie & Coffeehouse on Main Street in Travelers Rest. Homey Tandem makes a great stop for breakfast if you’re biking the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Network.
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A Taste of the Eugenia Duke Mayo Trail
Follow Eugenia Duke’s Unofficial Mayo Guide to Greenville on a delectable quest, packed with 20 stops that’ll slather your taste buds with creamy Duke’s Mayo and treat you to a side of history.
How it All Began
After the U.S. entered WWI, Greenville housewife Eugenia Duke decided to help with the war effort by making classic Southern sandwiches to sell to soldiers training at nearby Camp Sevier. Demand for Duke’s sandwiches— spread with her tangy homemade mayonnaise—grew. Duke formed her own company and began bottling her mayonnaise in downtown Greenville at the Wyche Pavilion, a historical stop on this trail.
Today, Duke’s Mayonnaise—a favorite of Southern chefs—is still made in Greenville using Eugenia’s original recipe.
Stop for a Snack
Pork Cracklins with Pimento Cheese at Home Team BBQ
Cheddar cheese, Duke’s Mayo, and diced pimento peppers form the trifecta of ingredients in this beloved Southern snack.
Stay for an Entrée
“Southern Weather” Chicken Sandwich at Society Sandwich Bar and Social Club
Fried chicken is tossed in hot honey and layered on a King’s Hawaiian bun with pimento cheese (made with Duke’s Mayo), jalapeños, and pickles.
Chicken Salad at City Scape Winery
Enjoy a glass of City Scape’s wine with their house chicken salad (made with Duke’s Mayo) in a wrap or plated with crackers.
“The Ridgeline” Turkey & Bacon
Sandwich at Sully’s Steamers
Sully’s piles turkey, bacon, cheese, lettuce, sprouts, and tomatoes on a bagel spread with Duke’s Mayo.
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A Family Trip for the Memory Books
In Greenville, a getaway with the fam will always be filled with excitement, discovery, and lasting smiles, so grab the kiddos and make some memories at these must-visit, kid-friendly spots!
attractions
Greenville Zoo
Widely regarded as one of the region’s best, the Greenville Zoo offers 14 acres of exhibits aimed at thrilling and educating visitors of all ages. Marvel at more than 90 species of animals, including red pandas, orangutans, and awe-inspiring giraffes.
Waterparks
Make a splash at one of three waterparks in Greenville County: Discovery Island, Otter Creek, or 7th Inning Splash. Each features several exhilarating waterslides and then individually offers a variety of lazy rivers, leisure pools, spray pads, and play structures!
Frankie’s
If the kids are wired and you need them tired, all the activities at Frankie’s will certainly do the trick. Putter around on three mini-golf courses, race the family around the go-kart track, or play all day in the arcade to burn off some energy.
The Children’s Museum of the Upstate
Also known as TCMU, The Children’s Museum of the Upstate is a world-class, play-centric learning space that’ll spark your kids’ sense of wonder and imagination. Covering 80,000 square feet, TCMU features 30 unique exhibits highlighting the arts, science, health, transportation, the environment, and more.
Roper Mountain Science Center
For more fun-focused learning, Roper Mountain Science Center is a state-of-the-art STEM educational facility spread across a 62-acre campus. Events like Friday Starry Nights and seasonal holiday laser shows are primed for memory-making.
Model Trains Station
All aboard! It’s time to choo-choo to Taylors for 16,000 square feet of family fun. Check out more than a dozen themed model train displays of all sizes. The kids can even get hands-on and operate the trains themselves!
restaurants
Runway Café
Recently remodeled by the Food Network show, Restaurant Impossible, Runway Café at the Greenville Downtown Airport is designed for enjoying a bite while watching planes take off and land. Head next door to the playground at Runway Park and play a round at Takeoff Mini Golf
Whistle Stop at the American Café
Family-owned since 1945, Whistle Stop at the American Cafe in Travelers Rest is the perfect place to bring the train enthusiasts in your family. Located inside an actual historic whistle stop, the café specializes in Southern cooking.
TRee House Café & Studio
One step inside this café and art studio in Travelers Rest and your kiddos’ eyes will light up at the sight of crayons, paintbrushes, coloring books, and more, just waiting for their creative minds to put them to use. The café serves breakfast and lunch all day.
tour
Tikes on Trikes with Kidding Around Greenville
Cruise around downtown Greenville in a Greenville Bike Taxi pedicab and get a taste of the city while taking in its many sights. Stops include Poppington’s Gourmet Popcorn, Mast General Store, and more. If you still need treats once the tour ends, stop in at Byrd’s Famous Cookies!
Pictured clockwise from top left: Roper Mountain Science Center; Greenville Zoo/Chelsey Ashford; Otter Creek Waterpark/Greenville County Parks, Recreation & Tourism; Runway Park; The Children's Museum of the Upstate; Model Trains Station
Outdoorsy vs. Outsidey
Are
you Outdoorsy or more Outsidey? Here’s how to tell:
If you love the idea of a physical challenge that pushes you to your limits for a reward at the end, like a view or a waterfall, then you’re Outdoorsy
If you love a breathtaking view or a stunning waterfall but prefer to take them in just steps from your car because— let’s face it—heat, bugs, and rugged terrain aren’t your thing, you’re definitely Outsidey
We’re all different and there’s no shame in being either, so we’ve got you covered no matter how you want to enjoy nature.
outdoorsy
With ten state parks, hundreds upon hundreds of miles of hiking trails, and the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains all packed into the Upcountry of South Carolina, your to-do list is packed with adventure.
Hike-In Camping
You have two options when trailside camping at Keowee-Toxaway State Park: bring a tent or sleep under the stars in a hammock. Either option is perfect for a digital detox and an escape from the everyday busyness of modern life.
Advanced Trails
Test your mettle on trails like Brissy Ridge—the most technical hike offered at Paris Mountain State Park—or the Table Rock Trail at Table Rock State Park, a 7.2-mile trail considered one of the most challenging in the area.
Lake Mode
When you’ve exhausted yourself on land, take to the water for some relaxing canoeing, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding. Saluda Lake, Lake Cunningham, and Lake Robinson are all excellent options nearby for an afternoon on the water.
Gear Up
Rent a bike or a paddlesport boat, upgrade your tent, or pick up a spare carabiner for rock climbing at Sunrift Adventures in Travelers Rest. Let them hook you up with exactly what you need for your next adventure!
Pictured from top: Table Rock; Paris Mountain State Park; Sunrift Adventures
outsidey
If you prefer patios over paddleboards, views without the need for hiking shoes, and glamping over camping, you’re in the right place. Grab your selfie stick and head off for a more approachable adventure.
Luxe Lodging
You don’t have to venture far to unwind in nature. Reserve a balcony room at the Grand Bohemian Lodge Greenville and you’ll be treated to spectacular views of Falls Park on the Reedy. Enjoy the peace and quiet of Travelers Rest with the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Network at your front door at The Station by Compo Hotels. Or, if you really want to “rough” it, glamp in style with a river pod along the Saluda River at the Saluda Outdoor Center or in a spacious canvas lakeside tent flanked by grazing Highland cows at WYLDSTAY at Serenity Lake Farm
Steps from Sights
Modern-day living is all about convenience, and experiencing nature in Greenville is easy. Falls Park on the Reedy and Reedy River Falls are must-sees right off Main Street in Downtown Greenville. Enjoy sunset at Furman University Lake (commonly referred to as Swan Lake by locals), mere steps from parking, or pull off to the side of the road for Wildcat Wayside—a beautiful trio of waterfalls where you can admire the lower-most one from the comfort of your car. Better yet, grab a patio chair at Limoncello, BridgeWay Station, or City Scape Winery for sips and serene scenes.
Boat Bliss
Bask in the sun on a boat deck and take the helm yourself by renting from Jocassee Outdoor Center to see the pristine Lake Jocassee or gorgeous Lake Keowee. Better yet, book a guided boat tour of Lake Jocassee with Jocassee Lake Tours, where you can relax and let someone else drive!
Pictured from top: Saluda Outdoor Center; Liberty Bridge; Hotel Hartness; Grand Bohemian Lodge
Adrenaline Adventures
Action-Packed Fun
No matter how you get your engine revved up, Greenville’s got nearly countless ways to get your heart thumping and your adrenaline pumping. Check out some of what makes us a playground for thrill-seekers!
driving
You’ve got a need for speed—and Greenville has a way to satisfy it. Head over to the BMW Performance Center and hop behind the wheel of the Ultimate Driving Machine for an experience of a lifetime. Skid, drift, or just floor it on a closedcourse track or off-roading playground. Experience the same excitement in a more compact way at Speed Factory Indoor Karting, which stakes a claim to having the fastest indoor karts around!
flying
The sky is no limit at aerial adventure park Flying Rabbit Adventures. With almost 60 obstacles and ziplines, you can channel your inner squirrel and feel what it’s like to make the trees your playground. If you really want to kick your adrenaline into high gear, take on the Gorge Zipline Canopy Tour and literally soar through the air on 11 ziplines that descend 1,100 vertical feet through the Green River Gorge.
cheering
While you’re here, root, root, root for our home teams! Take yourself out to the ballgame at Fluor Field and see the stars of tomorrow play for the Greenville Drive, the High-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox. Cool down with a Greenville Swamp Rabbits hockey game, and if you’re a Ted Lasso fan, get your kicks with the Greenville Triumph and Greenville Liberty soccer clubs.
climbing
Don’t miss out on the chance to take on the tallest indoor climbing gym in the country at projectROCK—it’ll take you to new heights! Featuring multiple climbing areas suitable for every ability level, BlocHaven is the place to rock out with indoor rock climbing and bouldering.
solving
Give your brain a workout at one of USA Today’s “Top 10 Escape Rooms in the Country”— Escape Artist Greenville. You’ll be presented with one of their 10 themed and fully immersive escape challenges, so be ready to tackle the clues, solve puzzles, and crack codes. Give the same experience a shot in the digital world at one of wantecVR’s 11 virtual escape rooms!
hitting
Take the traditional golf route at 3’s Greenville Golf with a 12-hole par-3 course, where you can play in a laid-back atmosphere that takes the intimidation out of the game. If you prefer a more stationary version, head over to Topgolf for a variety of golf games featuring different goals. The best part? No experience is necessary to enjoy either option.
Pictured at top: Greenville Swamp Rabbits; Flying Rabbit Adventures; Escape Artist Greenville; Topgolf
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A Day in the Life of Fido
Four-legged family members are always welcome in Greenville! With a variety of parks, pet-welcoming restaurants, and more, Greenville is a paw-fect pet-friendly destination.
morning
Swamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery
This community-centric setting features an outdoor patio that’ll have you savoring that morning cuppa—and Fido barking with excitement because there are always plenty of pups around!
Hangouts
Let your best friend take you on a walk among acres of gorgeously groomed greenspace at Unity Park in downtown Greenville, or head outside the city to one of five public dog parks.
Mast General Store
You’ll find just about everything at Mast General Store, and that includes brand-new favorite dog toys. Ruff, ruff… err, we mean hint, hint, mom and dad.
noon
All-Natural Goodies
It’s time for a bite, and why get your dog anything but the best? You can find organic dog treats at The Barkery Bistro, Paw Paws USA, Paws & Claws, and the Dog Culture GVL market.
Bark Parks & Brews for You
What’s better than a dog park combined with a bar?
Absolutely nothing. Your pup will give The Dapper Dog Bark & Brew Bar and The Unleashed Dog Bar two paws up.
afternoon
Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Network
With 28 miles of paved trail to explore, there’s almost no limit to the sights and sounds that’ll stimulate your pup—just imagine all the sniffs!
Naptime
You’ve earned a nice afternoon snooze, so grab a blanket and curl up for some shut-eye to the tune of the Reedy River Falls at Falls Park on the Reedy
night
Southernside Brewing Co.
Dine al fresco together along the Swamp Rabbit Trail Network at Southernside Brewing Co., with a delectable menu that’ll have you and your doggo drooling.
Lay & Stay
When it’s time to close those tired puppy peepers, you won’t have difficulty finding a spot among our many pet-friendly accommodations. Aloft Greenville Downtown even allows pups under 40 pounds to stay overnight for free!
DID YOU KNOW?
BringFido, the world’s leading dog-friendly travel website and mobile app, is headquartered right here in Greenville, SC!
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Why Greenville is Good for Your Health
From serene parks to tranquil spas and a variety of health-centered activities, it’s hard not to feel at peace while prioritizing yourself—even while you’re on vacation. Embrace the ease of self-care here, where relaxation and rejuvenation come easy.
thrive
Become one with nature for the day. Check out our many diverse hiking trails at Paris Mountain State Park and beyond or rent a bike and cycle down the 28-mile Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Network. Afterward, you’ll want to cool off and feel refreshed, so head to one of several lakes in the surrounding area, such as Lake Keowee or Lake Jocassee to relax.
recharge
Greenville’s spas and salons are the perfect escape. Whether you’re downtown and come across The Altar Spa, OASE Day Spa, or Drift Float & Spa or need a touch-up at The Beautiful Co. Hair & Lashes, you’ll find everything you need for your own moment of self-nurturing.
nourish
With so many restaurants to choose from in Greenville, it won’t be hard to find healthy eats along the way. Quench your thirst with an invigorating juice or smoothie from Kuka Juice or Southern Pressed Juicery or indulge in farm-to-table options at Topsoil Kitchen & Market and The Anchorage
energize
After taking some time to rejuvenate your spirits, moving meditation calls. Find yoga classes at Soul Yoga directly on the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail or Zen Rabbit Yoga in Travelers Rest. Looking for more intensity? CycleBar or MADabolic will whip you into shape! For a personalized workout, visit any YMCA of Greenville locations or the Kroc Center downtown.
create
Soothe your soul by way of art. You can find anything from painting, acrylic pour, and chunky knit blanket workshops at Wine & Design to crafty makers classes at TR Makers Co. Take a stroll and check out the art galleries and studios at Art Crossing at Riverplace or take a professional art class at Greenville Center for Creative Arts
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Let’s Go, Girls
Make the most of a long weekend with your gals with this Girlfriend Getaway Itinerary! Explore, unwind, and experience the best of Greenville.
thursday
Arrival & Check-In
Waltz into the historic Westin Poinsett, where the beautiful sounds from the grand piano echo throughout the lobby and welcome you to Greenville.
Main Street Boutique Shopping
Get your shop on with a Main Street shopping spree! Find everything from chic fashions at Maren + Main and vintage clothing at Old Skool Outfitter to jewelry at Jewelry by Kathy Young and your next favorite book at M.Judson Booksellers
Dinner
Dine under the red umbrellas on Passerelle Bistro’s stone patio and savor a chef-driven French menu accompanied by the soundtrack of Reedy River Falls.
Cocktail Hour
Head to Camperdown Plaza and sip an after-dinner libation (or two) with a view at Juniper's or CAMP’s rooftop bars. End the evening next door at Group Therapy Pub & Playground with movie-inspired puttputt, axe throwing, and duckpin bowling.
friday
Morning Coffee
Kick off your day with a short walk to ONE City Plaza and indulge in high-end coffee from Methodical Coffee Downtown, a Greenville institution obsessed with serving you caffeinated perfection.
Explore Downtown
Make your way to downtown Greenville’s crown jewel, Falls Park on the Reedy, a 32-acre greenspace surrounding the picture-perfect Reedy River Falls. Stroll across the Liberty Bridge for one of Greenville’s most incredible photo ops! Next, head to Greenville Soy Candle Company for a tour of their micro-factory and to make your own candle creation. Just one block away, consider booking a massage at River Falls Spa
Lunch
For a casual Friday lunch with something for everyone, stop by Gather GVL, one of USA Today’s “Best Food Halls in America.”
Check Out a Nearby Town
Head north to enjoy the slower pace of Travelers Rest with Paris Mountain as its backdrop. Go shopping at Charlie’s Southern Rustiques or Birdie Boutique, take a leisurely bike ride along the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Network, or get a wine flight at Bespoke or The Tasting Room
Dinner
Spend the early evening in Travelers Rest and treat yourselves to fine dining, oldworld hospitality, and an elevated Italian- and Mediterraneaninspired menu at Restaurant 17
Nightlife
You’ve earned a night out, so travel back to downtown Greenville and enjoy live music at Smiley’s on the Roxx or tip-top craft cocktails at Vault & Vator, Greenville’s first speakeasy.
saturday
Brunch
Start your Saturday in Greenville with a gorgeous view of downtown at UP on the Roof. A menu with bottomless mimosas, shareable dishes, and elevated Southern classics awaits.
Throw Something
There’s always something happening at Hampton Station, and Craft Axe Throwing is a great way to burn off brunch by tossing axes. Another option? Try wheel throwing in a pottery class at Hollowed Earth Pottery
A Light Lunch
Locals know that The Cook’s Station is a top Greenville choice for sandwiches, wraps, and tapas on the patio, with an everrevolving menu of daily specials.
Pictured clockwise from bottom left: The Rabbit Hole; Eugenia Duke Bridge; Mast General Store; The Cook's Station; Old Europe Coffee & Desserts
Shopping in the Historic West End
The Historic West End is filled with shops and boutiques with unique looks. Don’t miss Samantha Grace, Augusta Twenty, Splash on Main, Savannah Bee Company, and Vintage Now Modern!
Wine Before You Dine
Get the evening started with a stop at Foxcroft Wine Co. with a selection of more than 40 wines by the glass. Prefer cocktails? Consider taking a Craft Cocktail Tour with Foothill Foodie Tours!
Dinner
What goes great with wine? Pasta, of course. Have an unforgettable meal that’s an experience unto itself with one of Jianna’s scrumptious pasta dishes, made in-house daily.
See a Show
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a livelier place than the Peace Center the night of a show. After the curtain call, fit in that late-night sweet treat with a stop nearby at Old Europe Coffee & Desserts or Carmella’s Café & Dessert Bar. Both are open until midnight on the weekends!
sunday
Breakfast & Check-Out
Before you hit the road, break your fast at Tupelo Honey with a selection of omelets, scrambles, and an entire menu section of chicken and waffles.
Souvenir Shopping
Take some Greenville home with you with some last-minute shopping at Mast General Store, where you can pick up art, South Carolina prints, bronze Mice on Main figures, and so much more. And don’t leave without a bag (or 10) of Poppington’s Gourmet Popcorn!
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Greenville in Full Color
The Murals Painting Our Cities Bright
The city canvases of Greenville County showcase stunning murals that leave lasting impressions on any first-time visitor or longtime resident. Here’s a sample of some of the most popular and new murals gracing our streets.
Must-See Murals
Canvas
Artist: Guido van Helten
Canvas Tower, 301 College St.
Greenville, SC
Artist: August Vernon
Embassy Suites by Hilton Greenville Downtown RiverPlace, 250 RiverPlace
The Postage Stamp Mural
Artist: Carissa & Jesse Bowser
Verb Beauty Studio, 315 S. Main St., Travelers Rest
Whistle Stop at the American Café
Artist: Brigitte Selby
109 S. Main St., Travelers Rest
Simpsonville: Simply Home
Artist: Lacey Hennessey
Cycle Haus, 126 S. Main St., Simpsonville
Simpsonville Drive-In
Artist: Lacey Hennessey
The Slice, 134 S. Main St., Simpsonville
Fresh Paint: New Murals
Meet Me on Main
Artist: Blank Canvas Mural Company
Ballard Designs Greenville, 660 S. Main St.
Where Travelers Come to Rest
Artist: Blank Canvas Mural Company
TR’s Oriental, 331 S. Main St., Travelers Rest
Welcome to Fountain Inn
Artist: Matteo Miles
B.W. Burdette & Son Hardware, 124 N. Main St., Fountain Inn
More than 160 eye-catching pieces of original art call the streets and parks of Greenville home. Stop to admire these memorable masterpieces up close as you stroll down Main Street and throughout the city. Here are five sculptures to ignite your artistic curiosity.
Il Porcellino
A replica of a 17th-century fountain by Pietro Tacca that adorns a market in Florence, Italy, Il Porcellino (“the piglet”) sits next to the Westin Poinsett. According to legend, a coin dropped through the bronze boar’s jaws and into the fountain’s grate will grant you a wish.
Rose Crystal Tower
The work of internationally acclaimed glass artist Dale Chihuly, this 12-foot-high sculpture in Falls Park on the Reedy honors the memory of Harriet Wyche, who was instrumental in establishing the park.
Octo 2
Towering over the corner of Falls Street and McBee Avenue, Octo 2 relies on wind to power its stainless-steel arms. When the breeze kicks up, the kinetic work, conceived by Washington-based artist Anthony Howe, opens and closes its arms like an octopus.
Dog, Cat & Bird
Boston artist Dale Rogers caught the attention of city leaders after his Big Dog Show placed first in the three-dimensional art category at the 2021 Artisphere festival. Find his whimsical corten-steel design, Dog, Cat & Bird, on ONE City Plaza on Main Street.
Tandem Lovers
Greenville’s Artisphere festival celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2024 with the unveiling of this sculpture on Main Street next to Falls Tower. Created by Australian artist duo Gillie and Marc, the work depicts their signature characters, Dogman and Rabbitwoman, riding a tandem bicycle.
When the Lights Go Down, the Curtains Go Up
Greenville’s Star Theaters
Meet Greenville’s versatile cast of star-studded performing arts venues. From Broadway to ballet and symphony concerts to hilarious comedy, Greenville sets the stage for a good time.
Downtown Delights
Peace Center | 2,554 seats
Crown jewel of Greenville’s performing arts spaces, this world-class venue on Main Street boasts a 2,115seat concert hall and the 439-seat Gunter Theatre. The Peace Center hosts everything from Broadway musicals to the Greenville Symphony Orchestra, Carolina Ballet Theatre, and the International Ballet.
Greenville Theatre | 571 seats
Spamalot, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and Les Misérables are a few of the latest hits at the Upstate’s oldest and largest locally producing theater company on Heritage Green.
South Carolina Children’s Theatre | 299 seats
Kids of all ages will appreciate inspiring professional entertainment on SCCT’s two stages in the West End, with shows like The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show and Roald Dahl’s Matilda: The Musical
Centre Stage | 275 seats
Original revues, murder mysteries, and musicals frequent this River Street venue, along with cuttingedge plays during the theater’s Fringe Festival.
The Warehouse Theatre | 125 seats
Head to this intimate Black Box Theater in Greenville’s West End to see thought-provoking contemporary works and world premieres of new plays.
Stages in Surrounding Towns
Younts Center for Performing Arts | 418 seats
A partnership with Ignite Theatrical brings two concerts, two youth theater productions, and one community theater production to Younts Center’s stage in Fountain Inn each season.
Simpsonville Arts Center | 369 seats
This former elementary school has been transformed into a haven for the arts. Symphony concerts, plays, and dance performances number among the productions staged in SAC’s auditorium.
The Logos Theatre | 300 seats
Focusing on historical, classical, and biblical themes, Logos mounts state-of-the-art productions in Taylors. Bring the kids to see shows like The Secret Garden, where family values take center stage.
Mauldin Cultural Center | 220 seats
Home to the Mauldin Theatre Company, the Cultural Center will present Mean Girls Jr. and Romeo & Juliet in its 2025 lineup.
Greer Center for the Arts | 130 seats
Home to Greer’s cultural arts, the new Center contains classrooms, artists in residence, and a performance space that hosts the Foothills Philharmonic and the Greer Children’s Theater (which also performs at the nearby Cannon Centre).
Pictured from top: Greenville Theatre; Centre Stage; SC Children’s Theatre
Comedic Curtain Calls
The Comedy Zone | 225 seats
Treat yourself to uproarious laughs at this Main Street comedy club. Comedy Zone brings in acts from across the country, while local talent rules on Open Mic Night.
Cafe And Then Some | 100 seats
For hilarious local comedy, you can’t beat CATS. Everyone is fair game as the seasoned cast of this downtown dinner theater pokes musical fun at all aspects of local politics and culture.
Theater Underground | 60 seats
At Coffee Underground’s theater, you’ll laugh out loud at improv, stand-up, and sketch shows from Alchemy Comedy Theater and No Expectations Comedy and catch readings by Wit’s End Poetry
South Carolina New Play Festival
The fourth iteration of the SC New Play Festival continues to spotlight new plays and musicals from established and emerging American playwrights. Every night of the four-day event brings a different performance on various downtown stages, including a star-studded closing night Broadway cabaret.
2025 Dates: August 7–10
Written in the Stars
Greenville’s Music
Scene
Let the stars guide you to your next favorite music spot according to your astrological sign.
Aries
Mar 21 – Apr 19 Adventurous, Spontaneous, Active
Jack n’ Diane’s Dueling Piano Bar
Stoking the wild side of Aries, live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights fires up a crowd with sing-alongs and fishbowl drinks.
Taurus
Apr 20 – May 20 Comfortseeking, Leisurely, Indulgent
Rainer’s Café and Bar
With no TVs and only 45 seats, Rainer’s intimate bar lures
Taureans to enjoy live music on Friday and Saturday nights.
Gemini
May 21 – Jun 20 Curious, Sociable, Flexible
Swanson’s Warehouse
Geminis satisfy their curiosity about the city’s burgeoning music scene at this funky hidden gem downtown.
Cancer
Jun 21 – Jul 22 Homey, Emotional, Nostalgic
Smiley’s on the Roxx
Nostalgia rules when Smiley’s, one of Greenville’s favorite music venues, meets the full service bar at On the Roxx.
Leo
Jul 23 – Aug 22 Luxurious, Showy, Entertaining
Peace Center
Leo’s charismatic nature delights in Peace Center’s Broadway musicals, Greenville Symphony Orchestra performances, a diverse array of concerts, and intimate cabarets.
Virgo
Aug 23 – Sep 22 Organized, Efficient, Practical
CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park (Simpsonville)
Count on detail-oriented Virgo to snatch up tickets early to see the big-name bands that frequent this open-air amphitheater.
Libra
Sep 23 – Oct 22 Stylish, Cultural, Balanced
Gather GVL
A balanced meal at Gather’s outdoor food court pleases Libra’s palate with a cultural smorgasbord from around the globe and onstage performances.
Scorpio
Oct 23 – Nov 21 Intense, Mysterious, Explorative
Blues Boulevard Jazz
Scorpio delves into jazz and blues from Wednesday to Saturday when renowned local, regional, and national acts perform along RiverPlace.
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Sagittarius
Nov 22 – Dec 21 Wanderlust, Optimistic, Adventurous
The Foundry at Judson Mill
From rapper Sammy Adams to country singers Jo Dee Messina & Lonestar, Sagittarius finds musical adventure at The Foundry’s ticketed concerts.
Capricorn
Dec 22 – Jan 19 Planned, Purposeful, Traditional
Bon Secours Wellness Arena
A concert at The Well provides a rockin’ respite for hard-working Capricorns with performers like Blink 182, Zach Bryan, Andrea Bocelli, and Dan + Shay.
Jan 20 – Feb 18 Innovative, Unconventional, Independent
Radio Room
From folk to metal, Radio Room’s eclectic musical lineup jives with an independent spirit at its new venue—double the size of its previous location.
Pisces
Feb 19 – Mar 20 Dreamy, Romantic, Spiritual Spirit & Bower
Live acoustic music in the dreamy bourbon bar at the Grand Bohemian Lodge fits the bill for romantic Pisces.
Music to Your Ears
Greenville’s music scene is set to explode with the addition of two new venues. Slated to open in the West End in spring 2025, Trueline will contain a 1,700-seat main room and a 400-seat space called The Handlebar, after Greenville’s beloved music venue that closed in 2014. The multi-million dollar AMP project will repurpose the historic Coach Factory next to the Peace Center to create a multi-level, standing-room live music club downtown for hosting national and local acts. Additional plans call for an intimate, lounge-like listening room and a professional recording studio. Tune in to AMP in early 2025.
2025 Events Calendar
JANUARY
January 9–19
Restaurant Week South Carolina Various Greenville Restaurants; restaurantweeksouthcarolina.com
January 15–20
MLK Unity Weekend GVL25 Various Greenville Venues; theunityweekend.com
A serene lakeside amphitheater sets the scene for enjoying a plethora of contemporary, jazz, bluegrass, and Broadway tunes in the summertime twilight (7:30pm)—best of all, it’s free and open to the public.
Moonlight Movies Presented by Champion Comfort Experts
Need something to do that’s a little out of the ordinary? A picnic basket and a shareable blanket are all you need to cozy up under the stars during downtown Greenville’s seasonal film screenings.
Falls Park on the Reedy; greenvillesc.gov/1324/moonlight-moviespresented-by-champion-c
October
Fall Bluegrass and Harvest Market
With great food, great music, and great weather—it’s the best of everything! Bring a lawn chair or blanket to enjoy this weekly farmer’s market, complete with food truck fare, arts and crafts, and bluegrass music in an open-air amphitheater. Trailblazer Park, Travelers Rest; travelersrestsc.com/fall-bluegrassand-harvest-market
Fridays
Monthly, Year–Round
First Fridays Gallery Crawl
Art aficionados, mark your calendars! Stroll through many of Greenville’s galleries and studio spaces for an authentic regional arts experience.
Open Houses at Area Artists’ Studios and Galleries, Greenville County; greenvillearts.com/ first-fridays
March 14–September 26
Greenville Heritage FCU
Main Street Fridays
Wind down the work week and start your weekend right, listening and dancing to the best in musical entertainment from 5:30–9:30pm.
Grab your dancing shoes, lawn chairs, and blankets for this free summertime concert series at the Mauldin Cultural Center! Come to hear your favorite beach tunes, rock, pop, and more.
If you’re a fan of original art and laid-back energy, check this out! Inspired by an oldfashioned sidewalk sale, TR shop owners and a curated selection of artists set up shop along the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Network.
Come rock and roll in TR! With beautiful mountain views, cool evening breezes, and stars galore, you can’t help but kick back and enjoy life—especially with food trucks, beer, and wine.
Trailblazer Park, Travelers Rest; travelersrestsc.com/visit/trailblazer-park
May–September; Third Saturday of each Month
Tunes in the Park
This free outdoor concert series offers concessions from various food, beverage, and dessert vendors while you sit back, relax, and listen to your favorite tunes in Greer City Park on select Saturdays in the summer.
Greer City Park; cityofgreer.org/o/prt/page/ tunes-in-the-park
August
Movies in the Park
Don’t let the summer escape without catching an outdoor flick! To watch free movies in the park at dusk, bring your chairs and blankets. While you’re there, munch on great food and ice cream from food truck vendors.
Trailblazer Park, Travelers Rest; travelersrestsc.com/visit/trailblazer-park/ movies-in-the-park
September–October
Music in the Woods
Check out the County’s weekly Farmers Markets on page 95!
Enjoy live music in the autumn months surrounded by the beauty of nature during this solar-powered concert series, held in the afternoon at the park amphitheater—which is nestled in the woods, of course.
Paris Mountain State Park; pmspmusic.com
Best Fests
There’s never a shortage of things to do in the Greenville area, but if you have the chance, these six annual events really let Greenville shine. Keep them in mind as you plan your next visit!
April 5
iMAGINE Upstate STEAM Festival
Join the excitement at the iMAGINE Upstate STEAM Festival, where curiosity comes to life through fun, hands-on activities for all ages! This vibrant street festival brings together schools, companies, and nonprofits to offer engaging exhibits in Science, Technology, Arts, Engineering, and Math. Perfect for families, it’s the ultimate opportunity to inspire young minds and explore exciting STEAM career pathways!
April 12
Southern Roots: A BBQ Reunion
Come experience 35+ pitmasters and chefs, live music all day long, a full artisan market for shopping and all beverages (including alcohol) included in your time at Southern Roots! Good food, good drinks, live music, and an even better cause—the festival was created to raise funds and awareness for nonprofit organization IDefine.
May 9–11
Artisphere
Voted the “#1 Art Festival” by USA TODAY Readers’ Choice 2024, Artisphere is a must-see festival for art lovers, enthusiasts, collectors, or even those who just want to experience the new, unusual, and beautiful. Typically held on Mother’s Day weekend, Artisphere is a celebration of art—visual, performing, and culinary—right in the heart of downtown Greenville.
May 30–31
Greenville Jazz Fest
Jazzing up downtown Greenville with the smooth sounds of saxophone, trumpets, drums, pianos, and more, this two-day festival features both national and local jazz acts, food trucks, and fun. This event is Greenville’s celebration of community, culture, and all things jazz!
September 18–21
euphoria
There’s no better way to celebrate life than with incredible food, great music, and a ton of fun, and for culinary enthusiasts, there’s no better event than euphoria. This four-day celebration of food, wine, and music draws people—and celebrities—from across the globe for an experience they won’t soon forget.
October 10–12
Bank of America Fall for Greenville
Celebrate cool, crisp weather and a weekend full of tunes, tastes, and taps at Fall for Greenville! This multi-day festival is a great way to get a true taste of what Greenville is all about, and to have a terrific time, too. Whether you’re a lover of great music and the concert atmosphere, or looking to try something new, Fall for Greenville is the place to be.
Attractions & Tours
AREA HISTORICAL SITES
Battle of Musgrove Mill
State Historic Site
398 State Park Rd., Clinton; 864.938.0100; southcarolinaparks.com/ musgrove-mill
644 N. Main St., Suite 105; 864.414.2388; driftgreenville.com
OASE Day Spa 1617 E. North St.; 864.900.2920; oasedayspa.com
Poseidon Spa
44 E. Camperdown Way; 864.603.1780; kesslercollection.com/ bohemian-greenville/ experiences/poseidon-spa
River Falls Spa
201 E. North St.; 864.240.2136; riverfallsspa.com
Spa H 90 Traverse Dr.; 864.373.9380; hotelhartness.com/experiences/ spa-h
SPECTATOR SPORTS
Greenville Drive (Baseball)Season: Apr–Sept Fluor Field, 945 S. Main St.; 864.240.4500; milb.com/greenville
Greenville Liberty (Women’s Soccer) - Season: May–Jun Furman University Paladin Stadium, 3300 Poinsett Hwy.; Team Store, 22 S. Main St.; 864.203.0565; greenvilleliberty.com
Greenville Swamp Rabbits (Hockey) - Season: Oct–Apr Bon Secours Wellness Arena, 650 N. Academy St.; 864.674.7825; swamprabbits.com
Greenville Triumph (Men’s Soccer) - Season: Mar–Oct Furman University Paladin Stadium, 3300 Poinsett Hwy.; Team Store, 22 S. Main St.; 864.203.0565; greenvilletriumph.com
307 E. McBee Ave., Suite C; 864.605.7770; yeehawbrewing.com/greenville; $$
CATERING
& FOOD PREP
Larkin’s Catering & Events
33 E. Broad St.; 864.467.3020; larkinscatering.com; $$$
Lean Kitchen Co. Greenville 2017-B Augusta St.; 864.509.6730; leankitchencogvl.com; $$$
Table 301 Catering 68 Global Dr.; 864.271.8431; table301catering.com; $$$
CIGAR LOUNGES
Social Cigar Lounge 2603 N. Pleasantburg Dr., Suite J; 864.236.7644; socialcigarlounge.com; $
Torch Cigar Pub
500 E. Park Ave.; 864.800.6664; torchcigarpub.com; $; D
COCKTAIL BARS
The Captain at Hotel Hartness 120 Halston Ave.; 864.686.8900; hotelhartness.com/experiences/ dine; $$ Juniper
315 S. Main St.; 864.549.0000; junipergvl.com; $$$
LaRue Fine Chocolate
556 Perry Ave., Suite B115; 864.263.7083; laruefinechocolate.com; $
The Lobby Lounge at Westin Poinsett Greenville 120 S. Main St.; 864.421.9700; marriott.com/gspwi; $$; D Oak & Honey 200 E. Washington St.; 864.720.2900; oakandhoneygvl.com; $$
Orb Lounge
220 N. Main St.; 864.235.1234; hyattgreenville.com; $$
Paloma
315 S. Main St.; 864.720.2950; palomagvl.com; $$
The Rabbit Hole 1268 Pendleton St.; 864.214.1797; therabbitholegvl.com; $ Spirit & Bower 44 E. Camperdown Way; 864.520.5300; spiritbower.com; $$
UP on the Roof
250 RiverPlace; 864.242.4000; eatupdrinkup.net; $$ WXYZ Bar
5 N. Laurens St.; 864.297.6100; marriott.com/gspal; $$
COFFEEHOUSES
A20 Café & Market
26 Augusta St.; 864.354.5857; augustatwenty.com; $
Coffee Underground 1 E. Coffee St.; 864.298.0494; coffeeunderground.info; $
Flying Fox Coffee Shop 14 S. Main St.; flyingfoxcoffee.com; $
Joel’s Java Coffee Shop 120 S. Main St.; 864.421.9700; marriott.com/gspwi; $ Leopard Forest Coffee Company 403 N. Poinsett Hwy., Suite D, Travelers Rest; 864.834.5500; leopardforestcoffee.com; $
Methodical Coffee Downtown 101 N. Main St., Suite D; 864.349.1913; methodicalcoffee.com; $
Spill the Beans
531 S. Main St.; 864.242.6355; stbdowntown.com; $
Starbucks NOMA Square 220 N. Main St.; 864.312.9575; hyattgreenville.com; $
Tandem Crêperie and Coffeehouse
2 S. Main St., Travelers Rest; 864.610.2245; tandemcc.com; $
COOKING CLASSES
The Cook’s Station 515 Buncombe St.; 864.250.0091; thecooksstation.com; $$$
Truist Culinary & Hospitality Innovation Center - Greenville Technical College 556 Perry Ave., Suite B114; 864.250.8835; chigreenville.com; $$$
DESSERTS
Better Than SexA Dessert Restaurant 23-25 College St.; 864.991.1952; betterthansexdesserts.com/ location/greenville; $
Blueberry Frog 624 S. Main St.; 864.552.1446; blueberryfrog.com; $
Clare’s Creamery 1635 E. North St.; clarescreamery.com; $
The Crazy Mason Milkshake Bar 942 S. Main St.; thecrazymason.com/ourlocations/greenville; $
Crème Shack 109 N. Main St.; 864.558.0585; cremeshack.com; $
Houni’s Italian Ice 1848 Woodruff Rd.; 864.412.8376; hounisitalianice.com; $
620 BridgeWay Blvd., Simpsonville; 864.319.4648; tavolaitalian.com; $$; R
JUICERIES
Kuka Juice
580 Perry Ave.; 864.884.9037; kukajuice.com; $
Southern Pressed Juicery
2 W. Washington St.; 864.729.8626; southernpressedjuicery.com; $
PIZZA
Crust & Craft
123 S. Main St.; 864.283.0111; crustandcraftpizza.com; $$
Myles Pizza Pub
555 S. Pleasantburg Dr.; 864.509.1416; mylespizzapub.com; $$
SEAFOOD
Blockhouse Restaurant & Oyster Bar 1619 Augusta St.; 864.232.4280; blockhouse.net; $$
The Jones Oyster Co. 22 E. Court St.; 864.549.0301; thejonesoysterco.com; $$ Mr. Crisp 1501 E. North St., Suite 102; 864.549.8149; therealmrcrisp.com; $$; D; R
SPEAKEASIES
The Press Room 315 S. Main St.; 864.720.2950; pressroomgvl.com; $$$
Vault & Vator
655 S. Main St., Suite 100; 864.603.1881; vaultandvator.com; $$$
STEAKHOUSES
Chophouse ‘47
36 Beacon Dr.; 864.286.8700; chophouse47.com; $$$; D; R
TD Saturday Market Sat 8am–noon, May–Oct; Main St. at McBee Ave.; saturdaymarketlive.com
Travelers Rest Farmers Market Sat 8:30am–noon, May–Sept; Trailblazer Park, 235 Trailblazer Dr., Travelers Rest; travelersrestfarmersmarket.com
Lodging Guide
Featured Lodging
AC Hotel Greenville Downtown
A modern hotel on Camperdown Plaza, directly across from the Peace Center, the AC incorporates comfortable, elegant rooms and signature event spaces filled with natural light. • 315 S. Main St.; 864.720.2950; marriott.com/gspac
Aloft Greenville Downtown
Enjoy this renovated downtown hotel showcasing local art, live music, an outdoor pool, more than 5,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, and the WXYZ Bar. • 5 N. Laurens St.; 864.297.6100; marriott.com/gspal
Cambria Hotel Greenville
Little luxuries, big difference. Nationally award-winning hotel with restaurant and bar. Spacious guestrooms, elegant event and meeting space. Minutes to Downtown Greenville. • 135 Carolina Point Pkwy.; 864.800.5900; choicehotels.com/sc590
Comfort Inn & Suites Greer –Greenville
Enjoy the convenience of a complimentary hot breakfast, parking, and a location near downtown Greer, BMW Manufacturing, and GSP International Airport. • 1315 W. Wade Hampton Blvd., Greer; 864.877.0076; choicehotels.com/sc610
Comfort Suites Greenville Airport
At the Comfort Suites Greenville Airport, a brand-new, fully custom all-suites property, guest parking, and a hot breakfast each morning come compliments of the house. • 1371 Garlington Rd.; 864.728.5051; choicehotels.com/sc555
Courtyard by Marriott Greenville Downtown
Stay at the Courtyard Downtown Greenville, with easy access to Falls Park, the Swamp Rabbit Trail Network, and the Peace Center. Indulge in delicious dining at Indaco Italian and O-Ku Japanese. • 50 W. Broad St.; 864.451.5700; marriott.com/gspgd
Courtyard by Marriott Greenville Haywood Mall
Next to Haywood Mall and minutes from downtown, this Marriott offers the services guests need to stay productive and refreshed in its well-designed guestrooms. • 70 Orchard Park Dr.; 864.234.030; marriott.com/gspch
Courtyard by Marriott GSP Airport
Courtyard Greenville Airport offers accommodations with a clean-lined contemporary look and a neutral palette. Business travelers will appreciate the hotel’s proximity to GSP, Michelin, and BMW. • 115 The Parkway; 864.213.9009; marriott.com/gspph
Crowne Plaza Greenville
A self-service “smart meeting area,” free Wi-Fi, 8,200 square feet of meeting/event space, a 24-hour fitness center, and a complimentary shuttle to the airport and downtown round out the amenities. • 851 Congaree Rd.; 864.297.6300; crowneplaza.com/gsp-ropermt
Embassy Suites by Hilton Greenville Downtown RiverPlace
Experience Blue Ridge views while sipping cocktails at UP on the Roof. Take a relaxing swim or unwind in two-room balcony suites overlooking the Reedy River. Nestled along the Swamp Rabbit Trail Network. • 250 RiverPlace; 864.263.4800; embassysuitesgreenvilledowntown.com
Embassy Suites by Hilton Greenville Golf Resort & Conference Center
Greenville’s only golf course resort and conference center offers 268 renovated suites, two pools, tennis courts, Craft 670 Restaurant & Bar, and 44,000 square feet of event space. • 670 Verdae Blvd.; 864.676.9090; embassysuitesgreenville.com
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Fairfield Inn GreenvilleSpartanburg Airport
Comfortable, updated rooms are outfitted with a well-lit work desk, luxurious linens, and a flat-screen TV. Get the day off to a good start with the Fairfield’s complimentary hot breakfast. • 48 Fisherman Ln.; 864.234.9916; marriott.com/gsppr
Grand Bohemian Lodge Greenville
Perched on the falls of the iconic Reedy River, the luxurious Grand Bohemian Lodge Greenville boasts a rejuvenating spa, captivating art gallery, distinguished restaurant, and a refined bourbon bar. • 44 E. Camperdown Way; 864.520.5300; grandbohemiangreenville.com
Greenville Marriott
Located just minutes from GSP International Airport, Topgolf, and the BMW Performance Center, this AAA 3-Diamond Hotel is renowned for its award-winning service, and offers well-appointed rooms and a concierge level. • One Parkway East; 864.297.0300; marriott.com/gspap
Hampton Inn & Suites
Greenville Airport
This Hampton Inn is only minutes from GSP International Airport, offering a free airport shuttle, plus free drop-off/ pick-up service within a 5-mile radius. The indoor pool, daily hot breakfast, and Wi-Fi are free. • 128 The Parkway; 864.263.5555; hilton.com/hampton
Hampton Inn & Suites Greenville
Downtown RiverPlace
Nestled in the heart of downtown, this Hampton Inn overlooks the Reedy River and the Peace Pavilion at the Peace Center. • 171 RiverPlace; 864.271.8700; hamptoninnandsuitesgreenville.com
Hampton Inn by Hilton Greenville / Travelers Rest
Bordering the 28-mile Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Network near Furman University, this revamped Hampton Inn is just minutes from downtown Greenville and the hiking trails at Paris Mountain State Park. • 593 Roe Center Ct., Travelers Rest; 864.834.5550; greenvillesc. hamptoninn.com
Hampton Inn Greenville / I-385 Haywood Mall
Conveniently located just minutes from downtown attractions and suburban shopping, this Hampton Inn offers guests easy access to entertainment venues, restaurants, businesses, and hospitals. • 255 Congaree Rd.; 864.516.2400; hilton.com/hampton
Hampton Inn Greenville / I-385 Woodruff Road
This award-winning Hampton Inn on the Eastside offers free wireless and wired highspeed Internet access and an on-site fitness center. • 15 Park Woodruff Dr.; 864.213.8200; hamptoninngreenville.com
Hilton Garden Inn Greenville
Located just off I-85 and I-385, this newly renovated Hilton hotel is just steps from The Shops at Greenridge, minutes from GSP International Airport, and a quick drive to downtown Greenville. • 108 Carolina Point Pkwy.; 864.284.0111; greenville.hgi.com
Hilton Greenville
The Hilton Greenville offers a full-service restaurant with a bar, newly renovated guestrooms and public spaces, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and 14,000 square feet of meeting space. • 45 W. Orchard Park Dr.; 864.232.4747; greenvillesc.hilton.com
Holiday Inn Express & Suites –Greenville / Taylors
Start the day with a workout at the on-site fitness center and a complimentary breakfast. Rooms feature Keurigs, refrigerators, and microwaves. Enjoy the heated pool, open year-round • 2025 Wade Hampton Blvd.; 864.800.5600; ihg.com/holidayinnexpress/hotels/us/ en/greenville/gspgg/hoteldetail
Holiday Inn Express & Suites –Woodruff Road
Located in the Woodruff Road corridor, convenient to I-85 and I-385, shopping, dining, and entertainment. • 1036 Woodruff Rd.; 864.678.5555; ihg.com/holidayinnexpress/hotels/ us/en/ greenville/gspwr/hoteldetail
Holiday Inn GreenvilleWoodruff Road
After exploring Greenville, get a good night’s sleep. In the morning, catch up on work at the hotel’s 24-hour business center or plan a workout at the fitness center before breakfast. • 25 Old Country Rd.; 864.720.2600; holidayinn.com/greenvillesc
Home2 Suites by Hilton Greenville Airport
Rooms in this all-suite hotel come with a Serta Suite Dreams® mattress, a kitchen area, and a work desk. The hotel is only four miles from GSP International Airport. • 20 Beacon Dr.; 864.288.0000; greenvilleairport.home2suites.com
Homewood Suites by Hilton Greenville
Homewood Suites accommodates guests with pet-friendly rooms, a full breakfast, and a weekday wine reception. All studios and one-bedroom suites have separate living and sleeping areas plus full kitchens. • 102 Carolina Point Pkwy.; 864.297.9140; greenville. homewoodsuites.com
Homewood Suites by Hilton
Greenville Downtown
Anchoring the West End, enjoy comfortable suites with full kitchens, sofa beds, complimentary breakfast, on-site laundry, a fitness center with two Peloton bikes, an outdoor patio and grills—and flexible meeting space! • 950 S. Main St.; 864.900.2380; greenvilledowntown. homewoodsuitesbyhilton.com
Hotel Hartness
Hotel Hartness is a luxury retreat with a spa, pool, and restaurant amid a nature preserve. The boutique resort offers world-class service and accommodations for leisure and business travel. • 120 Halston Ave.; 864.686.8900; hotelhartness.com
Hyatt Place Greenville / Downtown
Located in the heart of downtown Greenville, Hyatt Place offers prime access to top restaurants, shopping, Falls Park, and entertainment. Enjoy amenities like an indoor pool, free breakfast, and 24/7 dining. • 128 E. Broad St.; 864.720.2700; hyattplacegreenvilledowntown.com
Hyatt Place Greenville / Haywood
Escape to newly-renovated luxury! Affordable comfort with complimentary breakfast, parking, and Wi-Fi included. • 40 W. Orchard Park Dr.; 864.232.3000; hyattplacegreenville.com
Hyatt Regency Greenville
Guests enjoy the outdoor NOMA Square, 35,000 square feet of meeting space, an eight-story atrium, Orb Lounge, Roost Restaurant, in-room dining, a 24-hour gym, and an outdoor pool. • 220 N. Main St.; 864.235.1234; greenville.hyatt.com
Mint House Greenville – Downtown
Offering spacious, modern apartments near Falls Park on the Reedy, Mint House Greenville – Downtown blends the comforts of home with hotel conveniences. Enjoy full kitchens, innovative technology, and a 24/7 digital concierge in a vibrant, walkable neighborhood. • 101 Falls Park Dr., Suite 103; 855.972.9090; minthouse.com/ greenville/downtown
Mint House Greenville – West End
Enjoy a spacious studio or apartment at Mint House Greenville – West End, with up to three times the space of a hotel room, full kitchens, washer/dryers, and state-of-the-art amenities, including a saltwater pool. • 366 Field St.; 855.972.9090; minthouse.com/greenville/west-end
Residence Inn Greenville
Extended stay? Enjoy spacious suites with full kitchens, complimentary breakfast, and on-site parking. Stay fit in our modern fitness center, pool, and sports court, or bike the Swamp Rabbit Trail Network. • 80 Carolina Point Pkwy.; 864.297.5000; marriott.com/gspgv
Residence Inn GreenvilleSpartanburg Airport
The Residence Inn is minutes from GSP International Airport. Studio, 1- and 2-bedroom suites have a fully equipped kitchen and workstation. Enjoy a free hot breakfast. • 120 Milestone Way; 864.627.0001; marriott.com/gspri
Sleep Inn at Greenville Convention Center
The Sleep Inn offers a hot breakfast, Wi-Fi, and passes to a fitness center. Shuttle service is available within two miles of the hotel and to/from downtown Greenville and GSP International Airport. The Sleep Inn offers exceptional value near downtown Greenville. • 231 N. Pleasantburg Dr.; 864.240.2006; choicehotels.com/sc005
The Westin Poinsett Greenville
Spacious rooms boast Westin’s Heavenly Bed®, ’20s-inspired décor throughout, a high-ceilinged restaurant, an on-site coffee shop, a Piano Lounge with live music, and almost 10,000 square feet of meeting space. • 120 S. Main St.; 864.421.9700; marriott.com/gspwi
Residence Inn by Marriott
Greenville Downtown
Enjoy spacious suites with fully equipped kitchens and on-site bar/ restaurant Oak & Honey. Amenities include an outdoor pool, reservable bikes, grocery delivery, and a complimentary breakfast buffet. Walking distance to all that downtown Greenville has to offer. • 200 E. Washington St.; 864.720.2900; marriott.com/gspgr
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Greenville Downtown
This chic property located in the heart of downtown Greenville features an on-site restaurant/bar, Oak & Honey. Amenities include an outdoor pool, gorgeous courtyard, reservable bikes, complimentary breakfast buffet, and unique meeting spaces. • 200 E. Washington St.; 864.720.2901; marriott.com/gspgs
Additional Lodging
BED & BREAKFASTS
Pettigru Place Bed & Breakfast 302 Pettigru St.; 864.242.4529; pettigruplace.com
Red Horse Inn 45 Winstons Chase Ct., Landrum; 864.909.1575; theredhorseinn.com
BOUTIQUE INNS
Hotel Domestique 10 Road of Vines, Travelers Rest; 864.400.0858; hoteldomestique.com
CAMPING & GLAMPING
Saluda Outdoor Center 1307 Old Easley Hwy., Easley; 864.777.3053; saludaoutdoorcenter.com
Travelers Rest / N Greenville KOA Holiday 2400 N. Hwy. 25, Travelers Rest; 864.834.8150; koa.com/campgrounds/greenville
WYLDSTAY at Serenity Lake Farm 691 Pennington Rd., Fountain Inn; 714.742.4748; wyldstaygreenvillesc.com
HOSTELS
Modal Guesthouse 813 Augusta St.; 864.884.2834; staymodal.com
HOTELS
Best Western Travelers Rest / Greenville 110 Hawkins Rd., Travelers Rest; 864.834.7040; bestwestern.com
Comfort Inn - Haywood Mall 246 Congaree Rd.; 864.288.1200; choicehotels.com/sc543
Drury Inn & Suites Greenville 10 Carolina Point Pkwy.; 864.288.4401; druryhotels.com/ locations/greenville-sc/ drury-inn-and-suites-greenville
Swanson’s Warehouse 12 North Irvine St.; 864.271.4442; swansonswarehouse.com
University Center of Greenville 225 S. Pleasantburg Dr., Suite A7; 864.250.1111; greenville.org/why-ucg/ facilities-resources
West End Events at Fluor Field
945 S. Main St., Suite 202; 864.240.4500; westendeventsgvl.com
Zen - an elegant space for hire 924 S. Main St.; 864.235.5770; zengreenville.com
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