A Gothic-Revival structure with an unusual brick spire, this was the first church built in Greenville. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Free admission. Tours by appointment.

The Thompson Gallery in Furman's Roe Art Building exhibits the work of top local and regional artists, as well as student works. Open weekdays 9am-5pm

The museum houses the finest collection of Andrew Wyeth's watercolors in the world. Also, the Southern Collection features works from the 1700's to the present. Tuesdays -Saturdays 10am-5pm, Sundays 1-5pm. Admission is free.

Wildlife from around the world is displayed in natural open-air exhibits. Open daily 10-4:30pm, except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Eve. Admission charged. Picnic shelters are available.

This cultural center features a rock garden, beautiful furnishings and authentic Japanese artwork. Japanese festivals and holidays celebrated at the center are open to the public. Open Mon-Sat. Guided tours are by appointment. $3 per person. The Japanese Tea Ceremony is $5 per person.

This science center contains the largest planetarium in SC and the seventh largest telescope in the nation. Call for programs and hours.

The outdoor chapel at the YMCA Camp Greenville is called "Pretty Place" because of the breathtaking view from Standing Stone Mountain. Located 5 miles off US Hwy 276 near Caesar's Head State Park. More than 100 couples are married each year at this chapel. The chapel is closed to the public during weddings.