Sky Zone Raleigh

• Adventure Landing

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Historic neighborhoods

• Mordecai

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  An important historic neighborhood with interesting old houses.

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• Mordecai Historic Park

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  Mordecai House

  Built in 1785, this is the oldest house in Raleigh at its original location. The grounds include the birthplace of President Andrew Johnson.

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  Tours offered every hour on the hour from 10AM to 3PM, except when a school group is present. The tour lasts about 50 minutes

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  Tours are $5 for adults, $3 for seniors and youth, free for children 6 and under

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Historic neighborhoods

• Oakwood

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  The oldest surviving neighborhood in Raleigh, full of historic homes, many carefully restored.

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• Governor's Mansion

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  North Carolina Executive Mansion

  Official residence of the North Carolina governor and family, built in the late 1800s. Group tours are available mid-March to mid-June, but must be booked at least two weeks in advance.

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  Free

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• N.C. Museum of History

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  Extensive museum of North Carolina history, from ancient Native American cultures through colonization and independence up to the World Wars and the Civil Rights Movement. Everything is labeled with thorough and interesting interpretive signs, and some sections have little theater rooms showing videos with more details. Includes a genuine slave cabin rebuilt in the museum, a recreated 1920s drugstore, galleries of North Carolina military history, a children's discovery gallery, and the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame, which exhibits personal items donated by approximately 360 inductees. Also has a gift shop. Closed for renovation through fall 2028.

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  Temporarily closed

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  Free; suggested donation $5

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