Conway is a beautiful city located in the state of South Carolina, more exactly in Horry County. The history of Conway goes back to 1734, making it one of the oldest settlements in the state. Conway became incorporated in 1883, and it developed hugely ever since. Now, there are more than 16.300 people living in Conway, according to the 2009 census.
Conway spans on an area of 13.4 square miles and offers numerous beauties and attractions. No wonder, thus, that Conway is visited by many people all year long, because they all want to enjoy the numerous cultural and leisure possibilities that the city offers. Accommodation is affordable for all budgets, so everyone will have a wonderful time here in Conway, a city filled with history.
Top Attractions within Conway
Old Horry County Courthouse, or Conway City Hall, is one of the oldest buildings in the area. Its construction started in 1824, and was completed by 1825. The designer of the house was the renown architect Robert Mills. This historic court house reveals many interesting facts about the history of Conway, so no wonder that it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Conway Marina is a beautiful place, that you should not miss seeing. The marina spans along the Waccamaw River. Besides the beautiful sights that you can admire from up here, you can also enjoy a delicious meal, at one of the numerous dining places overlooking the river.
The Burning Ridge Golf Course is, as the name may suggest, a facility that golf passionates will love. They will get the chance to play on an elegant 18-hole golf course, which spans on 6.780 yards. The club opened in 1980, providing golf enthusiasts with endless possibilities, no matter the skills or training level. If you do not know how to play, nor are you willing to learn, you can have a drink at the bar, enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or check out the gift shop.
Conway is a city in South Carolina known as the Tree City of the USA. This is one of the oldest cities transformed from the original Kingston Village in South Carolina.
1. A visit to Coastal Carolina University
Coastal Carolina University is the centre of higher education of Conway city and for the state of South Carolina. The university is accredited and is a state-supported university. With a large campus of 41 buildings, this university provides higher studies in Marketing, Management and Law, Accounting, Economics and Finance. All departments of education are available.
2 Spending a day Myrtle-Conway-North Myrtle Beach
Myrtle – Conway – North Myrtle Beach is a very popular for visitors to Conway city and is a weekend get away for the residents of Conway City. The beach is an ideal place for entertainment and water sports and is one of the main tourist attractions.
3. Visit to Conway City Hall
The City Hall of Conway city is a historic monument designed by Robert Mills, the great architect who designed the Washington DC monuments. The building has thick walls and, even after 150 years, it still remains very strong. The architecture of the building and the nearby gardens are worth seeing.
4. Visit to Horry County Court house
A historic monument made in 1915 is still an attraction for visitors to Conway city. The Horry County Court House is maintained with its original trees and gardens and is a national historic place of attraction for visitors.
5. Visit to old Railway station
A trip to Conway city's old railway station gives a vision of the Carolina Southern railroad system functional at Conway city. The station is presently not in use.
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| Myrtle Beach Intl Airport | 13/20 | Directions | 33.68156 | -78.92892 |
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