Experts Rank These 7 North Carolina Towns ‘Most Welcoming’
When you pay a visit to North Carolina you will be surprised by the friendly reception you get in these towns. World experts rank these 7 North Carolina towns ‘Most Welcoming.’
World Atlas says these North Carolina towns will greet you with lots of smiles. Salisbury, Monroe, Garner, Goldsboro, Morrisville, Cornelius, and New Bern made the list.
World Atlas wrote this about Salisbury, “Dive into Downtown Salisbury through Trolley Tours, where narrators guide you through historic sites like the original Cheerwine building, Salisbury National Cemetery, and the sole Civil War prison site in North Carolina.”
In Union County, the city of Monroe also made the list. World Atlas says, Founded in 1844 and named after the fifth President of the United States, James Monroe, Monroe exudes historical appeal.
To the North of the city of Charlotte lies Cornelius. World Atlas describes the town like this, Mecklenburg County cradles Cornelius on the shores of Lake Norman, the largest man-made lake in North Carolina. The lake invites enthusiasts to engage in a variety of water activities, such as boating, fishing, and lakeside relaxation.
All seven of these towns offer something special. They can be different in their look and feel, but they are North Carolina gems. Some are close to big cities, some are near the beach. They all will leave you feeling like they were glad to see you.
Garner, North Carolina is even the hometown of country music star Scotty McCreery.
Southern hospitality is at its best in these towns. World experts rank these 7 North Carolina towns most welcoming. But there are so many more throughout North and South Carolina. Stop by for a visit and you probably will want to stay awhile.
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