2008 Asheville Visitor Guide - Any Way You Like It - (Page IFC) only in asheville This is a city where you can expect the unexpected to happen, whether it’s seeing a multicolored, hot-air balloon crest a mountain ridge or getting caught up in the exciting swing of a contra dance at a local tavern. What draws people to Asheville? For some, it’s the mountain scenery that takes your breath away; for others, it’s the city’s sophisticated yet bohemian climate of creativity, where artists and street musicians blend in with visitors. And then some folks just want to explore the extraordinary shops, museums and restaurants. This city is refreshingly serendipitous – you never know what adventures await you here. And that adds zest to any vacation or getaway. dog-friendly? – ask maggie If Maggie the Wonder Dog – canine genius, TV celebrity and Asheville resident – could tell you about her city, she would have a lot to bark about. In 2007, Asheville was named No. 3 on DogFriendly.com’s Top 10 Dog-Friendly Resort Areas in the nation, and it’s easy to see why. Shops here offer everything from freshbaked treats to designer clothing and collars. Shopkeepers bring their dogs to work, happy hours for dogs and their people are regular events, and there are plenty of accommodations that welcome people vacationing with pooches. If you want Max and Fifi to feel just as relaxed and rejuvenated at the end of your trip as you do, head to Asheville. http://www.exploreasheville.com/where-to-stay/lodging-by-interest-and-amenities/pet-friendlytravel/index.aspx
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