“Mice Tour” of Downtown Greenville

Sunday Downtown Greenville “Mice Tour”

Tour of beautiful downtown Greenville and lunch (on your own), then airport drop off for those who need it.

Greenville’s bronze mice are spaced here and there, on one side of Main Street or the other, all the way from the Hyatt to the Westin Poinsett Hotel.  Searching for them is a great way to get your exercise, learn about Greenville, see the art, even listen to music if you’re downtown at the right time.

To find the mice, you’ll need the Mice on Main book or a set of clues–or both, if you plan to find them all. Here are some hints we created just for you.
Browncoat Mouse

  1. Begin your search on North Main where the water flowing in and out of the hotel makes a fountain on the outside. You’ll find the father mouse, Marvin, reading his book. He can’t hide–take a good look!
  2. Mother Maggie is just across, sitting where she can see Marvin. When she looks down the street, she can see their five baby mice, placed here and there, all so sweet.
  3. Cross the street and walk a bit. You’ll see Marvin, Jr. at the top of the stairs where coffee lovers and computer gurus meet and poets love to count their feet.
  4. Marcley’s somewhere near the plaza square. Look around. You’ll find him there.
  5. Millie’s a high “high-tech” girl. You’ll really have to search, but give it a whirl.
  6. Watch out! Mitch does his skateboarding in the bank’s alley. You’ll be lucky to find him; don’t dally.
  7. Across the street there’s healthy stuff along the way. That’s where Melissa loves to play.
  8. You’ll find Aunt Mifflin where there’s old money. She’s looking at the flowers, honey.
  9. Mifflin’s husband, Uncle Miles, loves to eat Italian. He’s by the rain spout. If you’ve found him, give a shout!

That’s what a mouse hunt is all about!

For the history of Mice on Main click here.

 

About Greenville

Greenville, South Carolina, is anchored by what Forbes Magazine calls one of America’s Best Downtowns. Featuring a one-of-a-kind “floating” suspension bridge and set against the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains, Greenville boasts a thriving arts scene, hundreds of restaurants, shops and boutiques, popular annual festivals, numerous historic sites and museums housing significant art collections. Excellent interstate service and a user-friendly international airport make access easy. The average daily temperature for South Carolina in October is 73 degrees Fahrenheit.

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