Visit Carolina

Experience an innovative institution of higher learning, a global research university committed to accessibility and impact, a place with a legacy as old as the United States – and a boundless future. The UNC Visitors Center can’t wait to share all that is special about Carolina. Whether you're a student, staff member or visitor, we can recommend a guided tour, self-directed stroll or many other ways to help you to discover Carolina.

Looking for the UNC Visitors Center? Visit us in Hill Hall, Monday through Friday at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Welcome to Carolina!

The Visitors Center welcomes you to our dynamic campus. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is a global higher education leader known for innovative teaching, research and public service. If you would like to get to know Carolina better, we invite you to walk our storied brick paths and between our stone walls.

If you are interested in prospective undergraduate tours, please contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.

Look at the tour opportunities below to find one that fits your interests and for additional resources on visiting Carolina. Call or stop by the Visitors Center for a brochure, recommendations and insight.

The UNC Visitors Center is moving!

The Visitors Center is moving to a new location, but our new home still needs some finishing touches. In the meantime, come visits us at our information desk in the Rotunda at Hill Hall, 145 East Cameron Avenue. The desk will be staffed 30 minutes before our daily tours at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. Hill Hall is located across the quad from our former Morehead Planetarium location.

You can always give us a call at 919-962-1630, or send us an email at uncvisitorscenter@unc.edu.

  • UNC Visitors Center 145 E Cameron Ave, Chapel Hill, NC 27514Chapel Hill27514

Campus Events

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    Wilson Library200 South RdChapel Hill27599 | Free

    An exhibition of photographs in the Pleasants Family Assembly Room of Wilson Library provides a look at African-American life and culture in a small Mississippi town during the 1970s.

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    Wilson Library200 South RdChapel Hill27599 |

    This Wilson Library exhibition examines six modes of travel and what they reveal about four centuries of African American experience.

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    Wilson Library200 South RdChapel Hill27599 | Free

    Black North Carolinians have faced unique and daunting obstacles in seeking freedom, equality and opportunity. Their writings present stories of survival and persistence, individual achievement, the joys of family and community, and faith in a better future for all Americans. A selection of works by 34 of these writers is featured in this exhibition.