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Greenville, SC

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The Big Little City Next Door

Down the road from campus, about 15 miles through the hills, you find it: Greenville. Condé Nast Traveler called it “just on the cusp of stardom” and rated it among the country’s top ten best small cities.

Bike-friendly. Pedestrian-friendly. Built around a scenic park along the Reedy River waterfalls—that’s downtown Greenville. Galleries, espressos, and wood-fired pizzas. Mmm-mm.

220
Average number of sunny days each year
70,720
People live in Greenville proper; 525,534 live in Greenville County.
3″
Average annual snowfall

Consider staying in Greenville when you visit North Greenville University. With over a thousand hotel rooms downtown and so much to do, we’re sure you’ll enjoy it.

Plan Your Visit

Chilling or Thrilling: What to Do in Greenville

Walk Falls Park

Falls Park: Cross the 261-foot suspension bridge, picnic in the park.
Walk Falls Park
Wander West

West Greenville: More than 65 businesses, including galleries, design firms, retail stores, and restaurants.
Wander West
Tour Greenville’s History

Explore the rise, fall, and renaissance of this former textile capital.
Tour Greenville’s History
Yum!

Breakfast, BBQ, desserts, and chef’s tables—a culinary tour for your tastes.
Yum!
Vroom

BMW Performance Driving School. Can you say vroom?
Vroom
Throw an Axe

Craft Axe Throwing. Yes, we said “axe throwing.”
Throw an Axe

Yeah, THAT Greenville. South Carolina’s Greenville. Former textile town on the Reedy. Fifteen miles from the airport. On the edge of the mountains.

Visit Greenville

See for Yourself!

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