Asheville Travel Package

Packages in Asheville

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Asheville Vacation Packages

The population of this area of North Carolina Mountains is nearly 83,000.

Visitors will find this destination 220 miles from Raleigh, the state capital of North Carolina. It is also around 9 miles from Alexander.

After coming all this way, visting Biltmore Estate is mandatory. This famed attraction is guaranteed to impress.

Grab the kids and enjoy some quality time at Elijah Mountain Gem Mine and Asheville Pinball Museum. Want more? The Johnson Farm and the Hop'n Blueberry Farm will ensure that the good times keep rolling.

Dive below the surface of the ocean and into incredible marine environments at Team ECCO Ocean Center and Aquarium.

The Western North Carolina Nature Center is a terrific place to bring your group for an exciting day among local and exotic critters. Be sure to ask at the entrance about special events and where to find the zoo's most popular specimens.

This region is home to some excellent brewhouses that produce some world-class beers. To find out how they do it, make your way to the Pisgah Brewing Company or the Sierra Nevada Brewing Company. Both of these institutions are open to the public.

You won't find too many things more enjoyable than a quality wine. Sample some of the region's winners at the Biltmore Winery or the Judd's Peak Vineyard. Up for one or two more? The Green Creek Winery and the Overmountain Vineyards are favorites around here.

Admire the range of plants on display when you visit the Botanical Gardens at Asheville and the Lake Lure Flowering Bridge. The Plants of Promise Garden and the Stream Garden are two more popular places to explore.

When the sun is shining, pack some lunch and make your way over to one of the area's pleasant urban parks, such as North Carolina Arboretum or Looking Glass Rock. There's also plenty of room for a game or two on the grass at Sliding Rock and the Cradle of Forestry.

Once you arrive, get information on local culture and happenings at Asheville Convention and Visitors Bureau and Visitor Education Center.

Find a dry lookout and watch as torrents of water crash off the edge of Slick Rock Falls and Pearson's Falls. Looking Glass Falls and Graveyard Fields Falls are also well-known for their rugged vistas.

Skim some stones along the calm water, listen to the birdcalls and have a picnic at Beaver Lake View Park.

Feel like you need some rest and relaxation? Enjoy being outdoors, watch the seabirds and taste the fresh salty air at Lake Lure Beach and Water Park.

Turn off your phone and have a rest from the modern world at Bent Creek Experimental Forest and Cold Mountain. Nature lovers will also have a wonderful time at Blue Ridge National Heritage Area and Craggy Gardens.

The area's exhibition spaces are jam-packed with interesting stories and quirky facts. The Asheville Art Museum and Smith-McDowell House Museum offer a range of collections that are sure to capture your interest. The Transylvania Heritage Museum and the Canton Area Historical Museum are also worth a visit.

The science museums here are excellent for both science nerds and those tourists who need something exciting to do. Start your day of discovery at the Colburn Earth Science Museum, and then continue on at Green River Plantation or Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute.

Visitors interested in the history of the natural world will enjoy spending a few hours discovering the specimens and curiosities at the Mineral and Lapidary Museum.

Want to see some art? You'll find galleries of all sizes here. Pay a visit to the Grovewood Gallery and the Folk Art Center and see the best of what this creative enclave has to offer. If you have time afterwards, the Center for Craft, Creativity and Design and the Black Mountain Center for the Arts are also well worth checking out.

Keen historians can rediscover the past at the Henderson County Heritage Museum and the Black Mountain College Museum. Like the sound of those? Continue your journey at the Dry Ridge Historical Museum or the Swannanoa Valley Museum.

To learn about the area's colorful past, be sure to visit its historic structures and monuments. Begin your local history tour at Antler Hill Village or Asheville City Hall. More stories from a bygone era are waiting for you at the Colonial Theater and the Altamont Theater.

Whether you consider yourself a spiritual person or not, you'll be sure to have a nice time at Basilica of Saint Lawrence and Cathedral Of All Souls. You may also like to take a walk around Chatlos Memorial Chapel and Unity Center.

After checking out the major attractions in and around Asheville, consider visiting some of its lesser-known sights. Two great options to start off with are the Flat Rock Playhouse and the Tryon Country Club. Also, contemplate checking out the Diana Wortham Theatre and the Pack Place Education Arts and Science Center if you've got the time.

Accommodation in Asheville

The Expedia Asheville hotels page shows no less than 67 luxurious and affordable accommodation options, so you shouldn't have any problems finding a great place in this popular destination.

Appearing in Asheville's highly sought-after high-end range of hotels you'll find the Grand Bohemian Asheville, Autograph Collection, 11 Boston Way, and The Omni Grove Park Inn, 290 Macon Avenue. Alternatively, if you're trying not to break the bank, you'll be sure to find a bargain at the Ramada Asheville Southeast, at 148 River Ford Parkway, or the Extended Stay America - Asheville - Tunnel Road, at 6 Kenilworth Knoll.