Nestled along the banks of the Monongahela River just south of the Pennsylvania border, Morgantown, West Virginia is a lively college town with lots to offer. If you're looking to settle somewhere that has loads of downhome hospitality combined with culture, there are many fabulous Morgantown homes for sale available. So take a walk through downtown, check out these things to do, and discover why more and more people are starting to love wild and wonderful West Virginia.  

1. Take a Stroll Along the Wharf District - Clay St., Morgantown
   Located next to the Monongahela River and the Caperton Trail, the Wharf District area is a rapidly growing area that includes tons of restaurants, retails shops, offices, and modern loft apartments. The Morgantown Event Center at Waterfront Place features multi-purpose accommodations for regional, national, and international meetings, trade shows, theatre, music, and other special events. When you're strolling near the waterfront, check out Table 9, one of Morgantown's premier destinations for farm-to-table gastropub cuisine.
   
   
2. Learn About Local History at the Morgantown History Museum - 175 Kirk St., Morgantown
   This city-sponsored museum makes local and regional history accessible to residents of Morgantown and visitors alike. Scheduled tours include a film documentary on glassmaking, as well as a printing press demo upon request. From history to art to literature, learn more about the rich history of Morgantown. Many exhibits are curated in conjunction with West Virginia University. You can even view their photo archive online.
   
   
3. Stop for Lunch at the Blue Moose Cafe - 248 Walnut St., Morgantown
   A favorite with locals, the Blue Moose Café's delicious fare and friendly service have kept visitors and residents coming back for more than 20 years. Stop for a matcha latte or grab some lunch at this hot spot in the heart of downtown Morgantown's arts & cultural district. Their eclectic menu features everything from quesadillas to quiche to vegan chili.
   
   
4. Take a Selfie with Don Knotts Statue, 371 High St., Morgantown
   Who knew that Don Knotts grew up in Morgantown and graduated from West Virginia University? Well, now you do. The Metropolitan Theatre pays homage to the legendary Andy Griffith Show actor in the form of a bronze statue right outside their front doors. Good ole' Barney Fife won't mind if you take a selfie or two!
   
   
5. See a Show at the  Historic Metropolitan Theatre - 373 High St., Morgantown
   Built in 1924, this historic theatre's roots stretch all the way back to Vaudeville. Whether you love stand-up comedy, live music or theatre, the Metropolitan Theatre is the place to be for a cultured night out.  

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