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Spartanburg Convention & Visitors Bureau

Spartanburg Convention & Visitors Bureau

The Upcountry

The Upcountry
REVOLUTIONARY Spartanburg is nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, between Atlanta, GA and Charlotte, NC and less than an hour from Asheville, NC. Spartanburg is a great location for your next vacation and a perfect spot if you are planning a meeting.

Spartanburg is known for its Revolutionary War battles, as well as a rich textile and agricultural history. Home to a thriving arts and culture community, Spartanburg also offers visitors plentiful outdoor recreation opportunities and stunning scenic views. Whether you are interested in history, art, shopping or the outdoors, Spartanburg has something to offer. Plus there is always a festival or special event happening to keep things lively. At the end of the day you’ll have a choice between four-star hotels, cozy bed & breakfasts and everything in between.

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