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Stop 1: Raleigh Convention Center
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500 S. Salisbury Street
Welcome to the Weird Walking Tour! During this tour you will learn about eccentric Raleigh-specific events and discover unique buildings and art.
Stop 2: Marbles Kids Museum
201 E. Hargett St.
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Marbles Kids Museum is a nonprofit children’s museum is in the Moore Square Historic District. This attraction features walls that are filled with more than 1 million marbles that light up at night.
Stop 3: ColorPop Corner
102 S. Blount Street
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Color Pop Corner features a vibrant geometric mural, seating spaces, and large concrete spheres for kids to play on.
Stop 4: White-Holman House
206 New Bern Place
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Recognized as the oldest house within Raleigh's original city limits, the White-Holeman house has a haunted history derived from several incidents of hearing sounds of a peg-legged ghost walking up and down the back staircase of the property.
Stop 5: Krispy Kreme (Donut Run)
549 N. Person St.
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The Krispy Kreme Challenge is a North Carolina favorite that includes a five-mile run upon where participants must eat a dozen donuts before completing the race.
Stop 6: Smoky Hollow Neighborhood, Deveraux Meadows
600 N. West St.
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This neighborhood once housed many mill and factory workers of Raleigh, making it an important piece of Downtown Raleigh history.
Stop 7: Take Warning Mural
301 N. Harrington St.
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In 2019, GoTriangle donated this wall space to the City to celebrate the Carolina Hurricanes making it to the 2019 NHL Eastern Conference Finals.