Enjoy local food and local beer in one of Karlsruhe’s youngest breweries. Gulasch soup, spätzle, schnitzel and sausages are only a few of the items you'll find on the menu, which also includes international dishes like pizza and burgers. The Badisch Brauhaus has four floors with a restaurant, a cocktail bar, several event location and a beer garden.

The Tallac Historic Site encompasses the Baldwin Estate, the Pope Estate, and Valhalla, offering a fascinating glimpse into the region's rich history. Begin your tour at the Baldwin Museum, where exhibitions depict life in early Tahoe, showcasing artifacts and stories from the past. Next, explore the Pope House, which reflects a Gatsby-esque lifestyle with its grand kitchen and dining room. Conclude your visit by strolling through Valhalla, a stunning natural setting that hosts arts, music, and theater festivals throughout the year. Be sure to check the site’s website for a current listing of events and activities.

This 174-acre wildlife park features Wake County's last operating 18th-century, water-powered gristmill. The mill is supported by a 16-foot-tall stone dam and a 24-acre pond. The park features a big visitor center with an exhibit hall, while the surrounding natural areas include over three miles of hiking trails.

From the 13th to the 15th century, Bruges was the most important trading centre in North-West Europe. Spanish merchants settled along the Spaanse Loskaai (Spanish Quay) and in the Spanjaardstraat. The Germans or Easterners — ‘oosterlingen’ in Dutch — took up residence in the Oosterlingenplein. In this old Hansa Quarter you can admire the mansions of the wealthy international merchants and the great trading nations of the day. You can almost still smell the atmosphere of the Middle Ages.