The wide world of sports never ceases to amaze us, entertain us and bring us all together. Is your head (and heart) in the game? Catch a game, match or event at one of these Charlotte sports establishments, and find out where to stay so you can be close to all the action.
Before the LYNX light rail system opened in 2007, one of the cornerstones of the Uptown Charlotte transit system was the streetcar. Beginning operation in the late 1800s and running until 1938, the Charlotte Trolley reopened in 1996, running from right outside Atherton Mill in South End to Ninth Street in Uptown. The Charlotte Trolley was well-received and left an indelible mark on the communities it served – especially South End.
Lemond Hart has big, bold ideas for his hometown of Charlotte. The creative mind behind the flashy fashion of House of Lemond shares his story of growth and reflections on life in the Queen City, its history, and where she’s headed.
Lakes, rivers, pools and splash pads in and around Charlotte provide adventure and fun for adults and children who need accessible options.
Vibrant and diverse, warm and welcoming, Charlotte’s tight-knit neighborhood communities are what make the Queen City so attractive to visitors and locals alike. Not sure where to start? Here are our recs for the city’s best in shopping, culture, nosh and nightlife. Each neighborhood is highly walkable, so grab an Uber or park the car and start exploring.
Experience Charlotte’s greenways and parks on accessible paved paths.