Best places: Historical landmarks in Keystone, United States

👍👍 There aren’t enough words to say the wonderful things about Uptown Indigo. The space is GORGEOUS. It’s industrial, it’s chic, it’s feminine, it’s vintage… all in one. The owner, Angela is an artist and genuinely puts love into every inch of that place. Kayla the bartender will make you want to take...

Rugged state park known for its 215-ft. bridge-shaped gorge, karst landscape, valley & forest.

👍👍 The Vanderbilts' opulent family house is a marvel of beauty and charm, as beautiful today as it was more than a century ago. Your self-guided tour of the mansion takes you through three storeys and the basement. Vintage apparel, accessories, art, furniture, and other items tell stories and depict th...

A cave 850 feet long & 80 wide used as a train tunnel & tourist destination, with camping & tours.

👍👍 Always a fun drive.... great weather a d great fishing.

George W. Vanderbilt’s iconic French Renaissance château features 250 rooms, lavish gardens & tours.

Hip site with a wide variety of food & bar stands plus art, events & indoor-outdoor seating.

Engines, antique autos, a roundhouse & other displays at a 57-acre site with seasonal train rides.

👍👍 This Asylum is somewhat spooky. Visited the History tour for 90 minutes for 4 floors and the Guide John have explained it nicely. This Asylum has much history. We need to sign waiver before starting the tour. Tour prices are good and reasonable.

Charming old mill in scenic surrounds offering cultural demonstrations, mountain music & trails.

Historic site of a 19th-century cotton plantation offering daily tours & educational programs.

Self-guided tours of Colonial farms including a costumed staff, typical buildings, crops & animals.

Gardens, museums & shops in a restored 18th-century town with costumed staff & hands-on activities.

This 1753 Moravian historical site within a wildlife preserve has a reconstructed village & church.

Former president's retreat with notable architecture & landscapes is open for public viewing.

Food stalls, public art, shops & events in a complex once used as a car factory & military depot.

Archives & exhibits on the Civil Rights Movement at the site of the historic Greensboro sit-ins.

Replica of the famous explorer's cabin with visitor center, campsites, swimming pool & playground.

Named for cross-shaped staurolite found here, the forested park has a lake, cabins & hiking trails.