Beliefnet posted an informative article on some suggested spots to consider for retirement.
- Durham, North Carolina. You will live right in the center of cutting edge medical research and outstanding hospitals. They include Duke University Medical Center, Durham Regional Hospital, VA Medical Center, and North Carolina Eye and Ear Hospital. You can connect with happenings on the college campuses of Duke, The University of North Carolina, and North Carolina State University, which are all in near-by cities. Durham offers world class performing arts, cultural events, parks, and outdoor activities. Visit the convention bureau's site at dcvd.durham.nc.us.
- Rochester, Minnesota. OK, you have to enjoy cold temperatures because this city gets cold and snowy! But, it also is home to the world renowned Mayo Clinic. Rochester is also not very congested, has good shops, and galleries, and plenty of cultural events to keep you busy. Visit rochestermn.com for more information.
- Asheville, NC. Home of the Biltmore Estate, this city is packed with more art deco architecture than any other southeastern city. There's a wide variety of shops, galleries, tearooms, restaurants, and cafe's. The Blue Ridge Parkway offers spectacular views, you can hike the mountains, breathe clean air. and take part in many other outdoor activities. Visit ashevillechamber.org for more information.
- Roanoke, VA. This mild-climate city draw many visitors. It has been named "An All American City" three times, and is also nick-named the "Festival City" because of all of its festivals including the Festival in the Park, the Railway. the Chili-Cook off, and the Strawberry Festival. You can do some restful activities such as fishing, sight-seeing on the Blue Ridge Mountains, golf, or visit downtown's shops, restaurants and galleries. Go to visitroanokeva.com for more information.
Happy Hunting! Does anyone have any other suggestions?
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