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Escape the rush of modern living by stepping back in time at Old Salem Museums & Gardens. Discover the stories of the early Moravians, the enslaved people of African descent, and the Indigenous people of the Southern Woodland who helped shape the Winston-Salem communities and cultures while visiting immersive art galleries, educational museum centers, and lush gardens.

Only a few short miles from our front door, you'll find historic Wake Forest University, a prestigious research institution with roots stretching all the way back to 1834. Whether you're dropping your child off at school or visiting to explore the university's nationally acclaimed campus, be sure to grab a campus map so you can catch a glimpse of Wake Forest's picturesque landmarks.

Dive into dynamic, experiential learning for all ages at Kaleideum, a unique, hands-on museum exploring science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics. Drift into the wonders of outer space, explore the mysteries of human anatomy, and immerse yourself in the groundbreaking discoveries of the latest technologies.

Hurry to Truist Stadium to catch the minor league's Winston-Salem Dash, an affiliate team for the Chicago White Sox. When the Dash aren't dominating on the baseball field, Truist Stadium becomes a popular destination for free movie nights, classic car shows, high-energy concerts, and more.

Nestled inside the famous Innovation Quarter, Bailey Park is 1.6 acres of flexible outdoor green space. Start your day with early morning yoga, pop in for the food trucks during lunch, or catch a public film screening in the evening. You'll find locals enjoying shaded picnics, throwing frisbees, or reading in the grass. When you're caught up in the stress of travel, Bailey Park is a quiet retreat back to nature and community.

The Innovation Quarter is an exciting destination for tech startups, boutique shops, trendy restaurants, and forward-thinking entrepreneurs. Here, you'll find endless trails, beautiful parks, incredible art galleries, and plenty of restaurant options. Whether you're in town for business or fun, this is a must-see Winston-Salem landmark.

Originally constructed in the 1910s, Reynolda serves as a time capsule of the last century, while still featuring plenty of modern amenities, such as boutiques, shops, and restaurants. While you're here, take in the permanent collection of American art and sculpture from three centuries, including works from legendary artists like George O'Keeffe, Gilbert Stuart, and Thomas Cole.

Formerly known as the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, NCMA is the innovative visual arts affiliate of the North Carolina Museum of Art. Discover a variety of thought-provoking installations, stunning exhibits, and buzz-worthy live events designed to inspire, question, and challenge the status quo.

With more than 144,000 square feet of exhibit halls, breakout rooms, reception areas, and other flexible meeting spaces, Benton Convention Center is one of the largest facilities of its type in all of North Carolina. Step through the stunning architecture for national conventions, major business meetings, and a variety of entertainment events.

Step into Winston-Salem's premier shopping destination! Hanes Mall is bursting with leading brands in fashion, dining, and unique specialty shops. From nationally recognized brands like Victoria's Secret, Sephora, and American Eagle to local and regional brands like Palmetto Moon, New Square, and Swish, you'll find something to love.