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An article in the lifestyle section of Sunday's Boston Globe spotlights the city of Greenville, describing three days of dining and downtown highlights.

Diane Daniel's article introduces the city, saying: "This city of 62,000 halfway between Charlotte and Atlanta took a huge hit when its bustling textile manufacturing industry moved overseas in the 1960s. A decade later, then-Mayor Max Heller, a Holocaust refugee from Austria, set about infusing downtown with a European flavor, encouraging foot traffic, shops, and sidewalk cafes. The revitalization started in the 1980s with the construction of a Hyatt Regency and hasn’t stopped since. In fact, the Hyatt just underwent a multimillion-dollar renovation.

"Today visitors will encounter a bustling center with scores of shops and restaurants and anchored by a stunning waterfall park. Meanwhile, global employers BMW and Michelin have attracted thousands of workers to the area, while Tour de France veteran George Hincapie has lured a growing community of cyclists to his adopted hometown to play in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains."

Highlights in the article include Greenville History Tours, the museums at Heritage Green, Falls Park, Michelin on Main, Pedal Chic, the Swamp Rabbit Trail, the Christopher Park Gallery, the West Greenville arts district, The Handlebar, Horizon Records, Bob Jones University Museum & Gallery, Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum and Baseball Library and Fluor Field -- a replica of Boston's Fenway Park.

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