



by Triangle Walking Tours
This walking tour lasts about one hour and is led by a local historian with extensive experience as an exhibit creator, educator, and researcher for Raleigh's museums and historical groups. The guide shares detailed stories and facts about the city's past while pointing out various architectural styles, including modern skyscrapers, early 20th-century Italianate mansions, and colonial-era plantation homes. Guests will walk through downtown Raleigh to see these sites and learn about their historical significance.
Downtown Raleigh Historic Sites
This stop involves a one-hour walking tour through Raleigh’s downtown area, including a variety of historic locations. The route covers diverse architecture from modern skyscrapers to Italianate mansions built in the early 1900s, as well as plantation homes dating back to the colonial era.
60 min
We meet at the Fayetteville Street entrance of the Raleigh Sheraton.
End point
We meet at the Fayetteville Street entrance of the Raleigh Sheraton.