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Facts About Flying to Raleigh Durham, North Carolina

  • 48% of Raleigh Durham travelers were over the age of 35.
  • 13% of Raleigh Durham travelers were over the age of 60.
  • 6% of Raleigh Durham travelers booked First or Business Class.
  • 6% of travelers traveled to Raleigh Durham with kids under 14.
  • 38% of Raleigh Durham travelers were millennials.
  • 52% of Raleigh Durham travelers were female.
  • Travelers spent an average of 18 days in Raleigh Durham.
  • July was the month with most bookings for Raleigh Durham.
  • April was month with the least bookings for Raleigh Durham.
‡ All of the above-mentioned facts are derived from the data of the last 3 months while the highest and lowest booking months are picked on the basis of last 12 months.

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The capital of US state of North Carolina, Raleigh is known as the 'City of Oaks' due to abundance of oak trees lining the streets in the center of the city. Named after Sir Walter Raleigh, the city was planned from start as the capital city. Tourists can also explore museums and theaters that are among the most popular tourist attractions in the city.

Historic Oakwood

Including hundreds of 19-th century homes, Historic Oakwood neighborhood is located near downtown Raleigh. Many of these homes have been fully restored to their real glory. A must-visit attraction, Tucker House is an impressive Neoclassical Revival style home located at Historic Oakwood. Other major tourist attractions in this area are the Capitol Area Visitor's Center and the Historic Oak View Country Park.

Pullen Park

First Public Park in North Carolina, Pullen Park is a 66-acre verdant area far more than the typical city park. In the park, visitors can enjoy rides on the C.P. Huntington miniature train and the Gustave A Dentzel Caraousel. Pedal boats are also available on rent. Kids can enjoy shows at the Children's Amphitheater. The park also boasts an aquatic center, a cafe, sports fields, a tennis court, and the Theater in the Park.

Mordecai Historic Park

Preserving the birthplace of 17th US president Andrew Johnson, Mordecai Historic Park is the oldest structure in Raleigh still standing on its original foundation. Visitors can avail guided tours that include the estate and gardens as well as numerous additional 19th century buildings.