If you are a Duke fan, this is a must see. The campus is beautiful and the chapel is fantastic. We were so lucky to bump into Coach K as he was coming out of his office during our visit.

If you are a Duke fan, this is a must see. The campus is beautiful and the chapel is fantastic. We were so lucky to bump into Coach K as he was coming out of his office during our visit.
We couldn't figure out why the buildings looked so old, until we went to the Duke Homestead and were told that was the desired look. Visitor parking is seriously lacking (we were there on a Saturday or it would have been worse).
We spent 3 days exploring Duke University and felt that we'd just scratched the surface. We walked around the campus, drove along all of its many roads, toured the Nash Museum of Art and strolled twice through Duke Gardens. We enjoyed shopping in the tee shirt shop. The architecture and stonework is impressive, as are the grounds. What a beautiful...
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Duke is not only one of the top rated academic institutions in the country but visiting the campus is a visually stunning experience. The Sara P Duke Gardens are a real jewell. It has a top rated hospital and medical school, as well.
This is a world class university with top sports teams. Nothing is like a basketball game in Cameron Indoor Stadium *(if you can get tickets!), but baseball, football, soccer, lacrosse, field hockey and many other sports are excellent. Reasonable ticket prices for everything (well, except football and men's basketball, but the b-ball is definitely worth it and the football is...
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The impressive architecture, the beautiful grounds, the differences in the east and west campuses. the location feels isolated but its a a short drive to anywhere.
The campus was absolutely beautiful and looked as though it had been plucked and modelled out of Europe's finest institutes of higher learning..
I have to admit I am prejudiced. I graduated from Duke fifty years ago and just returned for my 50th reunion. Early April and spring was in full bloom. Though the campus has grown they have maintained the heart of both the old East and West campuses. It looks almost exactly the way it did in 1963.
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The college visit was very informative. It is a quality school in an intensive medical area. Not much in the area to visit.
This University is not red brick and mortar. It will keep you interested in walking the campus to see the old style buildings.A good time to go through the Duke Gardens or visit the Chapel.
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