Greenville’s got some pretty picturesque spots, but when it comes to finding a landmark that best represents our city – what comes to mind?
We all know the most obvious answer – the Liberty Bridge – and while she certainly is a stunner, we wanted to see what other places that locals + out-of-towners alike look at and immediately think of GVL?
We asked you on Instagram + in our inbox what iconic images evoke the spirit of #yeahTHATgreenville…and then ranked them based on your votes.
5. The Furman University Bell Tower
You don’t have to be a Furman grad to know that Furman University has one of the most beautiful campuses. The Bell Tower continues to be an iconic shot for many an Instagram post.
4. The Medusa Tree
The Medusa Tree? The Root Tree? Whatever it is you call this tree, it’s certainly a recognizable downtown landmark.
3. Poinsett Hotel
This historical hotel opened in the 1920s, making it a symbol of Greenville for almost 100 years. It continues to be a popular backdrop for bridal + wedding pictures.
2. The Wyche Pavilion
Tied for first place – y’all voted for the Wyche Pavilion. DYK the Wyche Pavilion used to be the production site of Duke’s mayo? You can read more about the history of the Wyche Pavilion here.
1. The Peace Center
Ahhhh, the Peace Center. Located in the heart of downtown, this major landmark + cultural center brings in more than 380,000 people every year. You can read more about the history of the Peace Center here.
