Families and individuals can take
advantage of this budget bus service. Middle aged women and students
find Megabus to be a convenient way to travel. People who have a
disability or travel with a service animal may also enjoy this type
of travel.
Although my family lived outside of
Durham, we drove often drove in to see the attractions. One of our
favorite places was the Sarah Duke Gardens. This attraction offers
beautiful gardens and a tree lined pathway. We also enjoyed student
concerts and plays at the university. If you visit Durham, here are
some activities that your family may enjoy:
The Bennett Place Historic Site
This is the 150th
anniversary of the Civil War. History buffs may find this attraction
to be an interesting way to spend an afternoon. It was here that
Confederate troops from four states surrendered to Union forces. This
was to be the largest surrender by troops during the Civil War.
Museum of Life and Science
The wetland habitat, butterfly house
and Apollo Capsule are favorites. Exhibits are indoors and outside.
Coolers are not necessary since a cafe is on the grounds.
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Another tourism opportunity is Duke
University near the center of town. Visitors may want to check the
university schedule for student concerts or plays at www.duke.edu.
University programs give the students the opportunity to hone skills.
The performances are often less expensive than other venues in the
area. Students perform as part of their coursework and visitors can
be assured of high quality productions.
The Megabus stop is at across the
street from the Durham Station Transportation Center. From here, the
Durham Area Transit Authority (DATA) can whisk you away to many parts
of the city. Additional information on things to see and do is available online at www.durham-nc.com.