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Immerse yourself in the distinctive flavors of Charlotte by signing up to go on one of our Charlotte secret food tours today. The Catawba Queen Lunch & Site Seeing Cruise on Lake Norman Step back in time when the paddle wheel boat was the queen of the lake. You will tour Lake Norman on the paddle wheel boat and enjoy lunch as you cruise the lake and take in the beautiful area sites and homes. Catch a lift on the Funny Bus Comedy City Tour for a satirical spin on the sights and sounds of the Queen City. The 90-minute tour options include a PG-13 and R-rated version that take you through some of Charlotte’s most interesting enclaves, highlighting history and architecture while cracking jokes along the way. The Funny Bus even allows you to bring your own beer and wine to sip during the tour.
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Old Salem is one of the most extraordinary and inviting historic towns in the United States. Meet the blacksmith, visit the candle maker, explore the gardens and enjoy the old-fashioned Moravian hospitality. There you will wander through twenty period rooms and six galleries that showcase furniture, paintings, textiles, ceramics, silver, and other metal-wares made and used in the Southeast through the 1820’s.
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With so much to see and do in the Queen City, bucket lists are sometimes best left to the professionals. Whether on foot, by Segway, by bike or by bus, let the city’s fleet of expert guides light the way to Charlotte’s tastiest treats, finest gems and most fascinating stories. Beth covers arts, travel and tourism as the former copywriter/editor at the Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority and previously as an editor for Atlanta magazine and its Southeastern travel publication, Southbound. She has also written for Charlotte magazine and Charlotte Wedding. Find her loitering in bookstores, seeking out ice cream recommendations or lamenting Mizzou’s latest football flops.
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Tap into some of the city’s best craft beer offerings by leaving your car at home and taking a self-guided tour on the NoDa Craft Beer Trail. Walk or bike your way from NoDa to the Belmont neighborhood, sampling from Charlotte’s craft beer offerings along the way. You can even make a pit stop at Optimist Hall to grab a bite to eat.
14 free and cheap things to do in Charlotte: Festivus, Christmas and Kwanzaa celebrations - Charlotte Observer
14 free and cheap things to do in Charlotte: Festivus, Christmas and Kwanzaa celebrations.
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The library bookstore gives visitors the chance to shop for unique treasures in “Ruth’s Attic,” a boutique named for Graham’s late wife, Ruth. You may also relax on a wooden bench to take in the pastoral scenes Billy Graham enjoyed in his youth. 4) Dobbins Creek Vineyards for a tasting and some time on their front porch rocking chairs Each group will be led by an expert tour guide that will be able to answer any participant questions. These expert guides will give a complete overview of the art of wine-making and fill guests will stimulating information. Throughout the day guests will be able to participate in the tasting different wines made by each unique vineyard. Hop on one of Southern Charm Rides' golf carts and cruise around Uptown to learn about local history.
We will tour the Bechtler Museum of Contemporary Art home of works by Miro, Giacometti, Calder, and Warhol. This previously private collection was up until now unseen by the American Audience. The collection features mid-20th century modernism along with books, photographs and letters that illustrate the personal relationship the Bechtler family maintained with some of the artists in the collection. This 145,000 square foot facility provides visitors with unparallelled educational and cultural experiences in American Contemporary and European Art. On the first part of this spectacular tour we visit Chimney Rock at Chimney Rock State Park.
Your 5-minute guide to the best things to do in Charlotte April 7-13 - Charlotte Observer
Your 5-minute guide to the best things to do in Charlotte April 7-13.
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Come along with Charleston Culinary Tours where we combine the best of Charleston history and food with unique tours that explore the tastiness of the Lowcountry. Each Charleston Culinary Tour highlights a unique aspect of our dynamic food and beverage scene, combining elements of a historical tour with a culinary adventure. Join one of our engaging, city-certified guides, who will provide insight into Charleston’s culinary landscape, past and present, as you enjoy an array of eclectic dishes and concoctions. Experience North Carolina’s best restaurants and food shops in the most unique way, on a guided walking tour of the city. Go behind the scenes to chat with chefs and artisans, and enjoy their delicious food. We’re located in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill/ Carrboro, Hillsborough, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Wilmington, Charlotte, and Asheville.
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It’s more than just a walk in the woods or an awe-inspiring view. It’s an unforgettable experience with one of North America’s truly great natural wonders. After your hike sit and relax under a covered pavilion and enjoy a hearty lunch before departing for Lake Lure.
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All trips to the NASCAR Hall of Fame start in the High Octane Theater. This 278 seat theater features a 64 foot wide projection screen with surround sound. You’ll watch a movie that traces NASCAR’s historic roots from the sandy beaches of Daytona to present day. This movie has high production quality and is both entertaining as well as educational.
Or experience Charlotte’s noteworthy museums and scenic parks on the two-hour Markets, Museums & Parks Segway Tour. If you find yourself here for only a few days, or are just looking for a quick summary of this shining Southern city, grab a walking map at the WelcomeCLT Visitor Info Center Uptown. As you navigate the streets of Charlotte, you’ll find a city on the move, with modern skyscrapers standing tall among treasured landmarks. Your perfectly plotted foray through Uptown includes some of the most beloved Charlotte sites, like The Green, Romare Bearden Park and the Queen Charlotte Statue. In just the past year, four food tour companies have sprung up to capitalize on Charlotte’s flourishing dining scene.
On the second part of this tour you will cruise along local attractions and landmarks used in the filming of “Dirty Dancing” and discover the beauty and charm of Lake Lure on a covered pontoon. Listen to the legends of the lake and learn about the natural and cultural history of Hickory Nut Gorge, home to Lake Lure, North Carolina. After the tour enjoy some leisure time at one of Lake Lure’s beaches or Marinas. In case you haven’t caught the buzz, Charlotte is a booming brewery town.
Birds come from almost all of North Carolina’s 100 counties and selected areas in SC, VA and GA. Their educational programs reach over 25,000 school children a year onsite and in their classrooms. Sip and savor your way through the Queen City on a local culinary tour. As FEAST Food Tours paused all events, another need in our community was revealed & I began working on Feast for Good to provide meal assistance to those braving cancer treatments. I have decided to completely focus on this new nonprofit, which merges my personal & professional journeys by giving back to those in need while continuing to support Charlotte's culinary community. I know many of you were looking forward to getting back out there to gather, savor & connect with the local community - and you still can.
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