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Nov 19, 2024

　　Henry VIII called hops ‘a wicked and pernicious weed’ that ruined the taste of beer. His subjects kept quaffing it anyway – just like the lively crowd in this former gas station, which overflows with hoppy brews. Equipped with 58 taps and a broad front patio, it’s a big and breezy spot to chill.

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Folk Art Center

　　Part gallery, part store, and wholly dedicated to Southern craftsmanship, the superb Folk Art Center stands directly off the Blue Ridge Pkwy, 6 miles east of downtown Asheville. Handcrafted Appalachian chairs hanging above its lobby make an impressive appetizer for the Southern Highland Craft Guild’s permanent collection, a treasury of...

Biltmore Estate

　　Charmed by Asheville's natural beauty, shipping and railroad heir George Washington Vanderbilt II decided to build a summer home modeled after three châteaux that he'd seen in France’s Loire Valley, including Château Royal de Blois, Château de Chenonceau, and Château de Chambord. By the time his little mountain retreat was...

　　Henry VIII called hops ‘a wicked and pernicious weed’ that ruined the taste of beer. His subjects kept quaffing it anyway – just like the lively crowd in this former gas station, which overflows with hoppy brews. Equipped with 58 taps and a broad front patio, it’s a big and...

Omni Grove Park Inn

　　Commanding sweeping Blue Ridge views, this titanic Arts and Crafts–style stone lodge harks back to a bygone era of mountain glamor. Each of the 36ft-wide lobby fireplaces can hold a standing grown man, and has its own elevator to the chimney. Beyond the spectacular public spaces, though, the guest rooms...

Asheville Art Museum

　　The glass-fronted West Wing is a showstopping introduction to this downtown museum, which is looking sleek after a $24 million renovation that added 70% more exhibition space. New features include the revamped West Wing, a rooftop sculpture terrace and the 15ft-high Oculus window, which overlooks Pack Square. The permanent collection...

Asheville Pinball Museum

　　A veritable time machine, this downtown treat transports gamers back to the much-lamented pinball arcades of yesteryear. With stock ranging from vintage cowboy-and-Indian games up to brand-new Game of Thrones editions, something is certain to flip your flippers. Your admission fee covers unlimited plays, though you may have to wait...

Thomas Wolfe Memorial

　　An incongruous survivor of old Asheville, this downtown clapboard structure was the childhood home of Look Homeward, Angel author Thomas Wolfe (1900–38). His autobiographical 1929 novel so offended locals that he didn’t return to Asheville (which he fictionalized as ‘Altamont’) for eight years. Hourly tours, on the half-hour, enter the...

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