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2010 RESNET Building Performance ConferenceAbout Our Host City, Raleigh, North Carolina
DiningFollow the link below to find information about local restaurants using searchable criteria such as food type and cost and area of the city. Entertainment
You can preview the things to see and do before your arrival in the Raleigh Virtual Visitors Guide. Transportation
On Tuesday, February 23rd, a bus that runs on 100% biofuel will be taking people from the Hilton North Raleigh to downtown Raleigh. It will also make trips back downtown to pick you up and take you back to the Hilton. It will be making trips from 7 PM until 10 PM. SportsDon't forget about the great sporting events in the Raleigh area! Catch a game while you are in town!
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February
22-24, 2010
From
barbecue joints with expansive wine lists to dinosaurs with fossilized
hearts and boutiques showcasing couture items by sought-after designers
(many with area roots), there is no limit to the energy and excitement
of Raleigh, North Carolina's Capital City. Raleigh's commitment to
preserving the past while embracing the future is evident in their
historic sites and world-renowned gardens mingling with trendy
restaurants, cutting-edge culture and a hard-to-beat educational
environment. Raleigh has been called the "City of Oaks" based on their
penchant for green space, the "Smithsonian of the South" for their high
caliber of free museums and the "Silicon Valley of the East," paying
homage to their renowned tech scene (Research Triangle Park is in
Raleigh's backyard, and seven colleges and universities call the Raleigh
area home).
Raleigh
has several entertainment districts. Follow the link below to
learn more about these districts. Click on the specific districts and
view its website. Most visitors like to check out the "Glenwood South"
district due to its collective volume of nightclubs and restaurants and
"Moore Square" district that contains an open park where festivals and
outdoor events are held along with restaurants, bars and Marbles Kids
Museum/IMAX Theatre.
The
R-LINE is the FREE transportation circulator that runs throughout the
Raleigh downtown corridor. You can park one time and visit the
entertainment districts and restaurants available on the R-LINE. 
