| Greensboro Coliseum |
| The Greensboro Coliseum complex is an indoor arena in Greensboro, North Carolina. The arena was the home of the Carolina Hurricanes from 1997-1999 and the long-time home of the ACC Men's Basketball tournament (which has begun to rotate arenas in recent years) and hosted the 1974 NCAA Men's Final Four. Originally built in 1959, the arena was heavily renovated in 1993. At the time of construction, it was one of the largest arenas in the country. Today, the arena seats 21,273 for ice hockey, and close to 23,500 for basketball. In addition to the main arena, it also has a 180,000 square foot special events center, a pavilion, and a 2,300 seat Auditorium.
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| Carowinds |
| Join in the fun at Paramount's Carowinds, one of the Southeast's most popular family entertainment attractions just minutes from uptown Charlotte. |
| Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden |
| With 110 acres of themed gardens, a dozen sparkling fountains and ever-changing displays of the best of Southern horticulture, it's easy to see why DSBG was recently named one of the nation's “20 Great Gardens” by HGTV. |
| Arts & Science Council |
| The Arts & Science Council is a proactive, nonprofit organization that provides the planning, oversight and funding required to ensure and support a vibrant and culturally diverse art, science and history community in Charlotte/Mecklenburg for the education of our children and the enjoyment of all residents. |
| Charlotte Museum of History |
| Called "the most entertaining one-stop, two-hour history lesson in the Piedmont" by Creative Loafing , the Charlotte Museum of History tells stories of the varied and diverse people who have shaped one of the South's most interesting and dynamic cities. In the 36,000 sq. ft. museum, four galleries lead visitors from early settlers and 18th century freedom fighters to gold mines, slavery, the Civil War, and the rise of textiles, transportation, and commerce. |
| Discovery Place |
| From the frontiers of space to the depths of the sea, Discovery Place is an ever-changing ever-growing, cutting edge science center. Our Discovery Halls and The Charlotte Observer IMAX® Dome Theatre offer something fun and educational for everyone in the family! |
| Levine Museum of the New South |
| Levine Museum of the New South is an interactive museum housing the nation's most comprehensive interpretation of post-Civil War Southern history. Featuring stories of the people - men, women, children, black, white, rich, poor, long-time residents and newcomers - who have shaped the South since the Civil War. |
| Schiele Museum of Natural History |
| Buy One Get One Free! The Schiele Museum offers exceptional opportunities for families and visitors of all ages to see the region's rocks and minerals, hills and rivers, plants and animals with fresh wonder. |
| Mint Museum of Art |
| The museum formally opened to the public on October 22, 1936 as North Carolina's first art museum.Today it is a rich and diverse resource with noted collections of American art, pre-Columbian art, American and European ceramics, American decorative arts, historic costumes and accessories, African art, Asian art, historic maps, contemporary art and photography. |
| Mint Museum of Craft + Design |
| The Mint Museum of Craft + Design features a permanent collection that documents contemporary studio craft, tracing the movement's historical roots in the 19th century and its relationship to traditional decorative arts and industrial design. The techniques and inspiration of artists throughout the world are showcased in collections of ceramics, fiber, glass, metal and wood. |
| North Carolina Transportation Museum |
| The site contains an authentic train depot, antique automobiles, and a 37 stall roundhouse that includes 25 locomotives and other exhibit areas. The museum offers seasonal train rides, guided tours, and special events scheduled throughout the year. |
| Dale Earnhardt Retail Store and Showroom |
| The showroom is filled with items and memorabilia from Dale's years of wins and notable accomplishments in Busch competition. There are also items from Dale Jr's championship years and now Martin's have been added. |
| Hendrick Motorsports Museum and Team Store |
| The 15,000-square-foot museum features memorabilia from Hendrick's 20 years in racing and is free and open to the public. The Hendrick Team Store is also located inside the museum, carrying a full line of apparel, die-cast models and collectibles. |
| Lowe's Motor Speedway Tours |
| Three NASCAR Sprint Cup Series events, two NASCAR Nationwide Series races, an Automobile Racing Club of America event, an American Speed Association race and a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series event are among the major events held on the 1.5-mile superspeedway Lowe's Motor Speedway. |
| Cabarrus County CVB |
| This is NASCAR Country, so it's no surprise that our attractions range to the EXTREME. Experience the Legend on a self-guided tour of Dale Earnhardt's hometown. |
| Gaston CDT |
| Gaston County offers you a wonderful combination of gardens, parks, historic sites, and shopping delights to make your visit so enjoyable you'll want to return again and again. |
| Visit Charlotte |
| Welcome to Charlotte, the Queen City, where we know you will be delighted by the sights and sounds of tourists' number one choice as a destination in the Carolinas. In Charlotte, there is always something new to entice, interest and amaze. |
| York County Culture & Heritage Commission |
| Join the Culture & Heritage Museums and the planned Museum of Life and the Environment, in understanding our past, the present, and our future. |
