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For the convenience of our visitors,
Visit Winston-Salem has created special
tours of our city, Cultural Corridors. These tours were created
by taking our terrific visitor attractions, combining them with
the things only locals know, sprinkling in some intriguing stories,
and then adding clever drive narratives, complete with directions
and hometown music. Visitors can select a favorite theme (see below)
and then click through for more details on these made-to-order adventures.
Walk along the path of the Great Wagon Road and soak up 250 years
of history. Tour Historic Bethabara Park, Bethania, Old Salem, the
West End Historic District, Horne Creek Living Historical Farm and
the fascinatingly odd Körner’s Folly. See our sites.
Live our history. Make your own memories.
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Go places where you’re never discouraged
from touching. Run outdoors at Tanglewood Park, climb the giant
beanstalk at The Children’s Museum of Winston-Salem, have
fun and see the planets at SciWorks. Also, explore Historic Bethabara
Park, Wake Forest University's Museum of Anthropology, Sam McMillan's
shop and Horne Creek Living Historical Farm.
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Beautiful settings, incredible art, magnificent
homes, and a guide to take you there. See how they lived. Be moved
by the art. Explore Reynolda House, Museum of American Art, Reynolda
Gardens of Wake Forest University, Historic Reynolda Village, Southeastern
Center for Contemporary Art, the Museum of Anthropology, the Charlotte
and Philip Hanes Gallery at Wake Forest University, and Graylyn
International Conference Center.
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Experience rich African American history, culture, and arts through
the stories of the visionaries who forged their place in our history.
Immerse yourself in Old Salem, St. Philip’s Moravian Church,
the Downtown Arts District and Winston-Salem State University’s
Diggs Gallery. Savor the experiences that are the Delta Arts Center
and the Biggers Murals. Learn about the Winston-Salem Chronicle,
a weekly newspaper serving the city's African American residents.
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Because of the growing number of wineries, separate tours have been
created to allow wine lovers to return again and again. Here are
just a few of those in our area. To our west, find Westbend Vineyards,
the oldest in the region; RayLen Vineyards, a popular event site;
Shelton Vineyards, also know for its cheeses; Hanover Park Vineyards
with tastings housed in an old farmhouse; Rag Apple Lassie, named
after the owners' prized cow. In the eastern portion of the Yadkin
Valley is Childress Vineyards and to our north are Black Wolf Vineyards
and Old North State Winery.
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The Cultural Corridors project is a partnership of the Arts
Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County & Visit Winston-Salem. Recording provided by 88.5 WFDD,
your NPR News & Triad Arts Station from Wake Forest University
This project received support from the North Carolina Arts Council,
an agency funded by the State of North Carolina and the National
Endowment for the Arts.
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