The 15 Coolest Places to Go in 2018
Ann Abel , CONTRIBUTOR, FORBES
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Asheville, North Carolina
“It’s no secret that America’s southern cities are having a moment,” says Indagare’s Biggs Bradley. “Asheville has a character that is at once hipster and classic Americana.” Cradled by the Blue Ridge Mountains, the city is home to gorgeous scenery (including a lovely botanical garden), historic mansions (the 19th-century Biltmore Estate is the largest private home in the world) and a remarkable arts scene. “Don’t miss Woolworth Walk to shop the works of dozens of local artisans and stop for a milkshake at the preserved luncheonette counter. But Asheville isn’t limited to classic cuisine; hungry travelers can enjoy everything from tapas to innovative cocktails to Asian street food.”
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The weather in Asheville has also provided us with a huge amount of snowfall and this has been both fun and beautiful. Elk Mountain Scenic Highway is cleared every six hours during a storm and the road is maintained very well, allowing residents and folks just looking at the views to enjoy safe travel!
There is an easy solution to your troubles with the HEAT in Florida and that answer is: Summer at your second home in Asheville, NC. During the 70s, 80s, and 90s, South Florida became the go to spot for northerners trying to escape the cold of their native north eastern towns and cities. South Florida became quickly over populated and the once remote towns and beaches known for relaxation and warmer temperatures became home to packed grocery stores, pools, and beaches became the norm. Those same folks that moved to Florida for an escape are now reconsidering their choice, especially when it comes to the hottest months of the year. If the rest of the country has become HOT, Florida has become an OVEN. Many of the sun worshippers of Florida have decided that Asheville, NC offers a complete respite to not only the heat, but the overcrowding, and the haute-gauche that dominates Southern Florida.
moving to Asheville or have questions about living in The Blue Ridge Mountains. We at 
ated in an amazing geographical location. The fact that it is directly in the Blue Ridge Mountains is just one of it’s attributes. The Blue Ridge Mountains and the surrounding area are filled with entertainment, restaurants, beautiful sight seeing, nature walks and hikes, bike riding, kayaking, and much more. However, Asheville also offers close proximity to a few other great cities. These cities, to name a few, are Charlotte NC, Greenville SC, and Knoxville TN. All three offer different settings and experiences for visitors. More importantly, all can be reached by car in a maximum of two hours. Find below travel times to these cities from Asheville:
Knoxville settled in 1786 as the first capital of Tennessee. It’s current metro area population is estimated at 1,096,961. The downtown area has now seen a complete revitalization and is filled with shops, restaurants, theaters, and cafes.
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