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“Hidden gems” in Winston-Salem

We just couldn’t stop ourselves from highlighting these precious gems.

WStoday: Streets of Old Salem in Winston-Salem, North Carolina

A group of Moravians seeking freedom from religious persecution moved from Europe, and settled in Old Salem.

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The Twin City has a multitude of hidden gems. It was so hard for us to choose what to include — especially ones you’ve probably never heard about. Let’s have a rundown, shall we?

  • Old Salem Heritage Bridge: Located in the heart of Old Salem, this landmark attracts tens of thousands of visitors every year. You can take a tour or register for a workshop and learn about Moravian culture.
  • Reynolda House Museum of American Art: The 170+ acre historic district is on the National Register of Historic Places and is hard to miss.
  • Innovation Quarter: The mixed-use hub of innovation is adding 2.7 million total square feet downtown with a public-private investment of more than $841 million. The hub features fun and family friendly activities year-round.

Just kidding. Happy April Fools’ Day, WStoday. You knew that was coming.

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