Asheville feels like a small city that decided to wear its quirks on its sleeve. You can wander the brick‑lined streets of Montford and stumble onto a mural‑covered bakery, then hop over to the River Arts District where open‑air studios spill out onto the French Broad River. The food scene is surpri...
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