About this city
Also known as: Twin City, The City of Arts and Innovation
Winston-Salem is a powerful, historic manufacturing and dual-culture metropolis positioned flatly within the rolling hills of northern North Carolina's Piedmont region. Formed dynamically in 1913 by the historic merger of the industrial powerhouse of Winston and the ancient, 1753 Moravian religious settlement of Salem, the city holds a unique cultural identity. Winston-Salem achieved global renown as the absolute international corporate empire of the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Hanes hosiery, seamlessly balancing its heavy industrial assembly lines with advanced medical research parks and elite arts academies.
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Suggested stay: 2–3 days
Step into an authentic 18th-century Germanic religious settlement and watch costumed blacksmiths bake fresh sugar cake at Old Salem Museums & Gardens, tour the majestic Gilded Age country estate at Reynolda House, and browse the downtown Innovation Quarter.
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