Greenville History Tours offers several different tours, all of which show a different side of Greenville's expansive history. Visit their website for an updated list of all of their tours, rates, and schedules.

The Greenville Trolley Tour is a free, self-guided tour offered by the city of Greenville. Visit their website for their schedule and route.

The Spartanburg Main Street Trolley takes visitors on a tour of the center of the city. Visit their website for a schedule and trolley route.

Coach Charter and Leasing offers chartered buses for groups looking to tour the Greenville and Spartanburg area. Visit their website for details.

ASAP Tours offers chartered buses for groups looking to tour the Greenville and Spartanburg area. Visit their website for details.

The American Legion War Museum is a great place to visit for history buffs, particularly those who are interested in military history. Sponsored by the American Legion, Post 3, the War Museum features an abundance of local artifacts from the American Civil War, the Spanish/American War, World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Persian Gulf War. The museum is only open on the weekends and admission is free.

Jean's Bus Service Inc. offers chartered buses for groups looking to tour the Greenville and Spartanburg area. Visit their website for details.

Located within Clemson University's Botanical Gardens, the Bob Campbell Geology Museum will be of interest to anyone who is fascinated with the study of the earth and its minerals. Thousands of samples of rocks, minerals, fossils and gems are on display, along with artifacts like mining equipment and Native American tools. The museum also has a nice gift shop with a wide range of gemstones and books and souvenirs. Open Wednesday through Sunday.

The perfect setting for a romantic outing or a picturesque day with family, Falls Park on the Reedy guarantees a great time. Feel free to roam through the gardens, or to stop and take in the sights of Reedy River Falls from Liberty Bridge. The park has no entrance fee and is open every day of the week from 7a to 9p. Call or see the website for more information!

The Children's Museum of the Upstate was conceived by a mother who wanted a place for children to go and stimulate their brains through exploring. The museum always has a range of exhibits covering literature, science, and much more. Call or see the website for the latest information.