Things To Do
The Flat Iron Hotel
Flat Iron Hotel is one of Asheville’s most unique spots, featuring a rooftop bar with sweeping mountain views and a hidden speakeasy with a moody atmosphere. We actually took our engagement photos here, and it brings a little New York energy to the heart of Asheville. Whether you’re up on the rooftop or downstairs in the intimate speakeasy, it’s the perfect place to hang out and grab a drink.
Blue Ridge Parkway
Take a drive along the Blue Ridge Parkway for some of the most beautiful scenery in the area. With endless mountain views, peaceful overlooks, and plenty of spots to pull over, it’s an easy way to take in the landscape at your own pace. Along the way, you’ll find trails, scenic viewpoints, and even a few waterfalls if you’re up for a hike. It’s a perfect way to slow down and enjoy the natural beauty surrounding Asheville.
Double D's Coffee & Desserts
Double D’s Coffee is one of the most unique coffee stops in town—a coffee shop housed inside a vintage double-decker bus set in a charming courtyard. Grab a great cup of coffee, then settle in at one of the outdoor tables and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. It’s a fun little stop that feels just as memorable as the coffee itself.
Sunny Point Cafe
A must-visit brunch spot while you're in town, Sunny Point Café is known for its fresh, flavorful menu and welcoming atmosphere. It’s especially great if you’re looking for a relaxed morning out—grab a seat outside, bring your pup along if you have one, and enjoy one of the best brunches in the area. A perfect spot to slow down and start the day off right.
River Arts District
River Arts District is one of Asheville’s most creative and walkable neighborhoods, filled with working artist studios, colorful murals, galleries, and converted industrial spaces along the French Broad River. It’s a great place to spend an afternoon exploring—pop into open studios, browse local art, and grab a coffee or drink while wandering between spaces. It’s an easy way to experience Asheville’s creative side and see the city’s art scene up close.
Biscuit Head
Biscuit Head is an Asheville favorite known for its over-the-top Southern brunch and locally sourced ingredients. It’s especially famous for its massive, fluffy biscuit sandwiches stacked with creative toppings and rich, flavorful gravies.
Biltmore
Biltmore Estate is one of Asheville’s most iconic landmarks and the largest privately owned home in the United States. Set on beautifully maintained grounds with sweeping mountain views, it’s an unforgettable place to explore. Spend the day touring the historic mansion, wandering the gardens, or enjoying a wine tasting at the on-site winery. It’s an easy way to experience a mix of history, architecture, and scenery all in one visit.
Antidote Cocktail Lounge at Chemist
Antidote Cocktail Lounge is a turn-of-the-century inspired cocktail bar known for its thoughtful, craft-forward drinks and distinctive atmosphere. The space blends historic character with a moody, intimate setting that makes it a standout for an evening out. It’s a great place to settle in for expertly made cocktails and enjoy the atmosphere, whether you’re starting the night or ending it.
The Spa at The Omni Grove Park Inn
Omni Grove Park Inn Spa is a world-renowned spa tucked into the mountains with incredible views and a serene, cave-like mineral pool experience. It’s the perfect place to unwind during the wedding weekend—whether you’re booking a massage, spending time in the thermal pools, or just relaxing in the quiet mountain setting.