Halfway between Atlanta and Charlotte sits Greenville, South Carolina, in the top corner of the heart-shaped state. Once a stop on the Pony Express and host to a lost textile empire, #YeahThatGreenville has become one of the hottest destinations in the Southern US with an unprecedented Main Street revival. From its river-runs-through-it downtown to foothills leading to the Blue Ridge Parkway, the stunning scenery may only be topped by the friendliness of its folks. It’s a place where few stay home; historic neighborhoods teem with locals of all ages, enjoying picture-perfect weather across four seasons. Experience a nationally award-winning Saturday farmers market. Walk the largest pedestrian suspension bridge and see waterfalls in sunny Falls Park. Experience live outdoor music and mouthwatering food and beverage at Euphoria. Pamper yourself at some exquisite places to stay like the historic Poinsett Hotel. Try some award-winning restaurants and bars after the BMW driving experience, and don't miss the city's vibrant murals and a little thing called The Swamp Rabbit Trail. All will make you think 100 Things to Do in Greenville could be just a start. You may arrive a newbie, but with author Stephanie Burnette as your guide, you’ll Greenville leave a bona fide local. Stephanie Burnette sat front and center as Greenville became America's most celebrated small town. For two decades, she's championed her hometown as a foodie and ardent cheerleader of its independent shops and restaurants, historic neighborhoods, outdoor spaces, and friendly folk. A local who loves all things Greenville, Stephanie has a column in the Greenville News and has written features for publications like Good Grit, The Local Palate, Eater, and Southern Living. Follow her on Instagram @EatDrinkCarolinas.