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Take a Tour on a Segway!
Our guided Segway tours will get you up close to Raleigh’s points of interest. There’s nothing like sightseeing on a Segway, and unlike a walking tour, you’ll cover much more ground as you effortlessly “glide” from place to place. Join us for a sightseeing adventure of Raleigh’s historic neighborhoods and landmarks. Our new Raleigh West tour is now available!
Segway Experience
1 hour of gliding
$35 per person
Capital City East
2 hours of fun on 2 wheels!
$60 per person
New Tour: Raleigh West*
1.5 hours of gliding
$55 per person
*Raleigh West is an Intermediate Level Tour recommended for experienced gliders.
During our fully narrated Segway Experience, you'll see:
Fayetteville Street: This "Main Street" of downtown Raleigh is the centerpiece of a multibillion-dollar revitalization effort.
North Carolina State Capitol: The 19th-century beauty is steeped in history and has been restored to its 1840-1865 appearance.
Governor’s Mansion: Built in 1891, the stately Queen-Anne style home was built with convict labor and serves as the official residence of North Carolina's governor.
Moore Square: One of the original four "park" squares of the City plan, the park is now used for many city celebrations and is the home of Raleigh's giant copper acorn!
Historic City Market: Founded in 1914, it replaced the Raleigh market traditionally held on Fayetteville Street; making it Raleigh’s first "shopping center.”
Capital City East includes these sights too:
Oakwood Historic District: The 19th-century neighborhood was Raleigh's first true "suburb" and is filled with lovely period homes.
Oakwood Cemetery: Founded in 1869, it is the final resting place of nearly 1,500 Confederate soldiers; the House of Memory pays tribute to North Carolinians who've served our country in times of conflict.
Mordecai Historic Park: Featuring Mordecai House (1785/1826), this former plantation offers a glimpse into early life in Raleigh.
>>>>Check out our new tour! Raleigh West!
This Intermediate Level Tour is ideal for experienced gliders who’ve been on a Segway tour before. The tour features these sights and more:
Hillsborough Street: This thoroughfare was one of Raleigh's most prestigious addresses in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Glenwood Avenue: Today known as "Glenwood South," it is one of downtown Raleigh's dining and nightlife hubs.
St. Mary's School: During the Civil War, St. Mary’s became a safe haven for relatives of both Union and Confederate generals, including Robert E. Lee’s daughter and the family of Jefferson Davis.
Joel Lane Museum House: Built in the 1770s for Joel Lane, a prominent statesman and soldier known as “The Father of Raleigh,” this restored landmark is the oldest existing home in Wake County.
Gliding through historic Oakwood Cemetery, Raleigh
Triangle Segway is the only authorized Segway dealer and Segway tour operator in the Triangle area. Let us show you this fascinating city as you experience a unique, thrilling new mode of zero-emission transportation!
Fayetteville Street
Governor’s Mansion, Raleigh, NC
House of Memory, Oakwood
Historic Oakwood
Book Your Tour Today!
Check tour availability and buy tickets online for:
Advance purchase is required.
To purchase by phone, call Zerve at (800) 979-3370 or (212) 209-3370.
To participate in our guided tours, you need to be age 16 or older (riders under 18 must be accompanied by an adult) and weigh between 100 and 260 pounds. You'll also need to be comfortable standing in place for up to a couple of hours, depending on the tour you book, as you'll be riding on a Segway the whole time!
State Capitol
Oakwood Cemetery
State Capitol
Fayetteville Street
House of Memory, Oakwood
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