Top 3 Family Friendly Attractions in Raleigh, North Carolina
by Rick Johns americanflightRaleigh is
the 2nd largest and the capital city in the state of North Carolina and is
often referred to as “City of Oaks” because of oak trees being dominant in the
streets. Raleigh is one of the fastest-growing cities –a metropolitan city
named after-Sir Walter Raleigh. A small portion of the city extends into Durham
County and its nearby suburbs include Cary, Garner, Wake Forest, Apex, Wendell,
and many more. Today Raleigh is noted for playing an important role in shaping
the country’s history, it was the site of the state capital in 1788. Some of
the most popular attractions in Raleigh include the North Carolina Museum of Art,
North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, Pullen Park, William B. Umstead
State Park, Lake Johnson Park, North Carolina State Capitol, Historic Yates
Mill County Park, etc.
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Here are
some of the most unmissable attractions in Raleigh include
The North
Carolina Museum of Art: The North Carolina Museum of Art opened in
1956 and is the first major museum in Raleigh. Incorporated in 1947, the Museum
houses more than 5000 years of art collections from different parts of the
world. There are 40 galleries exhibiting both permanent and temporary ranging
from European paintings, Egyptian funerary art, vase paintings, sculpture,
American art from the 18th century, Oceanic art, African art, and many more.
North
Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences: North
Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences is one of the oldest and largest museums in
North Carolina. With 1.2 million visitors annually, it is one of the most
popular and visited museums in the world. The museum houses a Natural
Exploration Centre, research Centre, the Prairie Ridge Eco station satellite
facility, outdoor classroom, etc.
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