- CheapOair
- Flights
- North America
- United States
- North Carolina
- Raleigh-Durham Flights
Refine your search by airline, by city or airport or direct flights
Based on your most recent searches or your location
Read More
Read More
Read More
Although I enjoyed the atmosphere, and the friendly people I met. I can't give a high score about the night life because I did not go out during the night.
Etta Cassell | May 28, 2024
Get CheapOair deals
on the GO!
Get there on time, every time!
Non Stop Flights: | 450 Flights Weekly |
---|---|
Top Airlines: | American Airlines, Frontier Airlines, United Airlines |
A. There are a total of 450 non-stop flights offered weekly to Raleigh-Durham.
A. American Airlines, Frontier Airlines, United Airlines was the most popular carrier for flights to Raleigh-Durham.
A. July was the month with the highest number of flight bookings for Raleigh-Durham.
A. April was the month with the least bookings for Raleigh-Durham.
A. There are currently 32 carriers operating flights departing from Raleigh-Durham.
A. You can fly non-stop to 64 cities from Raleigh-Durham, with varying numbers of flights available to each destination.
A. July is generally considered the cheapest month to fly to Raleigh-Durham based on historical data.
A. During the last year, 48% of Raleigh-Durham travelers were over the age of 35.
A. 13% of Raleigh-Durham travelers were over the age of 60.
A. 6% of travelers traveled to Raleigh-Durham with kids under 14.
A. 38% of Raleigh-Durham travelers were millennials.
A. 52% of Raleigh-Durham travelers were female.
A. On average, travelers spent approximately 18 days in Raleigh-Durham.
A. Most travelers made their flight bookings approximately 1 weeks in advance of their travel dates.
A. 2736 domestic and 480 international flights depart from Raleigh-Durham.
A. You can fly to Charlotte, Denver, Miami non stop from Raleigh-Durham.
A. 6% of Raleigh-Durham travelers booked First or Business Class.
Fondly referred to as the Triangle by residents, the area in central North Carolina taken up by Raleigh and Durham (and Chapel Hill) is a mish-mash of cultures. Each city has its own attractions and is each easily accessible from the Raleigh-Durham International Airport. As the state capital, Raleigh can be surprisingly approachable, with a great mix of dining and nightlife alongside its government buildings, plus an assortment of shops selling vintage and locally handmade goods. Craft breweries are on the rise as well, for those looking to slake their thirst with a cold one. Over in Durham is Duke University as well as the towns own collection of music venues, breweries, food trucks and local retail labels perfect for the college crowd as well as discerning tourists.
North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
Raleighs much-beloved Museum of Natural Sciences offers hours of education and entertainment, all with free admission. Visitors are always impressed by the live animal exhibits and habitat recreations, as well as huge dinosaur fossils. Families are encouraged to attend the weekly educational programs to learn even more about nature, chemistry and more.
Warehouse District
Formerly home to dilapidated factories and depots, the newly revitalized Warehouse District in Raleigh boasts an appealing array of new restaurants, shops and art galleries to explore. Pick up some sweets at the Videri Chocolate Factory, wander around the Contemporary Art Museum and sate your appetite with down-home barbecue at The Pit.
Duke University
Even if you dont have any ties to the highly ranked university, youll be able to appreciate its gorgeous campus. Dukes main campus incorporates Gothic architecture, and the Duke University Chapel is the breathtaking centerpiece. Also be sure to take a stroll in the Sarah P. Duke Gardens, gorgeously maintained year-round.
Barbecue
If youre in the mood for tender, slow-cooked meat, youre in the right place: This area has plenty of barbecue joints to choose from. In Raleigh, The Pit is overwhelmingly popular, serving up pulled pork, hush puppies and more. Over in Durham, diners salivate over the ribs and brisket at Backyard BBQ Pit.
Chef Ashley Christensen
A proprietor of five different businesses and counting in Raleigh (three restaurants, one bar and one cafe), Ashley Christensen recently received a James Beard award for Best Chef in the Southeast. Pooles Downtown Diner, Beasleys Chicken & Honey, and Chucks are all favorites in town for their great food and diverse menus.Southern
You cant visit the Southeast without having some homey comfort food, and Raleigh-Durham is the perfect place to get some. In Durham, Mama Dips is known for its fried chicken and sweet potato biscuits, while in Raleigh, you can chow down on pork shank and blue cheese grits at 18 Seaboard.
Foundation
In the heart of downtown Raleigh is one of it most popular bars, Foundation, an underground space that is as dark yet inviting as a modern-day speakeasy, without the overcrowding. $1 will get you a membership card and entry to the bar, where you can fill up on phenomenally crafted cocktails and local beers.
Players Retreat
North Carolina is renowned for its great sports teams, so rest assured that there are sports bars where you can go catch a game or two. Players Retreat has been around since 1951, slinging tasty, affordable bar food and a huge assortment of drinks, including the largest single malt selection in the state.
Motorco Music Hall
Located in Durham, Motorco Music Hall has enough room for your whole party and then some. This spacious bar and music venue boasts a stage, full bar, party room and outdoor patio. On nights when there arent live performances going on, Motorco has been known to show sports and even host TV-watching parties.
When searching for airfares, discount and savings claims are based on multiple factors, including searching over 500 airlines to find our lowest available fare. Coupon codes are valid for savings for qualified bookings off our service fees.
* Unless otherwise noted, fares are roundtrip. Fares include all fuel surcharges, taxes & fees and our service fees . Displayed fares are based on historical data, are subject to change. Tickets are nonrefundable, nontransferable, non-assignable and subject to airline restrictions. Name changes are not permitted. There is a higher probability of seats at the stated fare being available on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and it may require an advance purchase of up to 21 days and/or a Saturday night stay at the destination. Certain blackout dates may apply. Holidays and weekend travel may have a surcharge. See Terms and Conditions for other restrictions.
© 2006-2025 Fareportal, Inc. All rights reserved. All users of our services are subject to our Privacy Policy and agree to our Terms and Conditions. California: CST #2073455, Florida: ST37449, Iowa: SOT #967, Nevada : SOT #2007-1137, Washington: WASOT #602755832 (affiliate of Travelong, Inc.)