Grand Bohemian Lodge Greenville, Autograph Collection

When you come to Greenville, it’s tempting to stay on the beaten path and enjoy our crown jewel attractions—but there’s way more to Greenville than that. Take a chance on a new adventure—from speeding around a racetrack or ziplining through the trees. Whatever you’re looking for, be it historical attractions or the best things to do with kids in tow, we’ve got it!

It’s a fact: Greenville, SC, loves dogs and has plenty of attractions, shops, and events that make traveling with your pet possible. From breweries to gathering spaces, or even hanging out on the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail System or one of the nearby lakes, making plans for your pup means you can enjoy your visit to Greenville with a wagging tail by your side.
 

7. Watch top-notch theatrical performances.

Greenville's vibrant performing arts scene delights audiences year-round. There's no shortage of drama, comedy, and musicals with so many stages to choose from. Catch a touring Broadway company at the Peace Center or a local production at Centre Stage, The Warehouse, or Logos Theatre.

 

8. Explore 160+ pieces of public art.

Greenville is home to a stunning (and constantly growing) collection of original artworks along our streets, in parks, and on the sidewalks. Plan a self-guided walking tour of public art to see countless murals, sculptures, statues, plaques, fountains, and more. Artists range from the local to the acclaimed, including sculptors Yuri Tsuzuki (steel) and Dale Chihuly (glass).


 

9. Discover the Charming Towns of Greenville County.

Beyond the city of Greenville, there’s a whole lot more to find when you venture into neighboring towns. Surrounded by idyllic communities that focus on arts and historic charm, gathering spaces and parks, delicious dining, fabulous entertainment, and so much more, you'll enjoy exploring every corner of the County.

 

10. Shop for local souvenirs.

Shop for local gifts and souvenirs to remember your Greenville visit by exploring the 700+ shops and artisan markets throughout Greenville County. You’ll discover upscale boutiques, unique specialty shops, and more—plenty to provide that retail therapy. For the ultimate keepsake, there are many shops that offer locally-made goods, like artwork, postcards, and apparel.

 

11. Explore nature one trail at a time.

Greenville is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, a Southern segment of the Appalachian Mountain range. Among those hills are miles of beautiful and well-maintained trails just waiting to be hiked and biked. It’s easy to get started at one of our State Parks—Paris Mountain, Jones Gap, or Caesars Head, where you’ll quickly find the best path for you!
 

12. Book an adventure, tour, or activity.

Check out our curated collection of tours, adventures, and experiences designed to provide an up-close look at some of the distinctive and engaging aspects of the area. From walking and driving tours to culinary classes, hiking and paddling expeditions, and more, these adventures are led by local experts.

 

13. Cheer on the home team at a sporting event.

Get your game on, no matter what your favorite sport may be. Catch some fútbol with our local soccer teams, the Greenville Triumph and Greenville Liberty, or experience a thrilling ice hockey game with the Greenville Swamp Rabbits. Summertime is a great time for a seventh-inning stretch at Fluor Field with the Greenville Drive baseball team, and multiple local colleges and universities also have ongoing games.
 

14. Satisfy your sweet tooth at a local dessert spot.

A trip to Greenville promises plenty of delicious confections. Indulge in a freshly baked pastry at a local bakery, or try a Southern staple like pecan pralines or locally-made ice cream. You'll find artisan shops with chocolates, donuts, and more!
 

15. Raise a glass at a winery, tasting room, or bottle shop.

Wine connoisseurs will be happily surprised at the area's vineyards, and outings can look like a winery tour, a tasting at an urban winery or meadery, and finish at a local wine shop to grab a bottle to commemorate your visit.