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    Charlotte’s Best 15 Things to Do: Art Tours, Parks, Breweries, And More

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    Charlotte is actually an old city—it was formed before the American Revolution, as a center of commerce—but it has the shininess of a new dime these days. Charlotte’s light rail system was the single most important factor in transforming the city. It has been a focus of Charlotte to build new rather than preserve the old. As Charlotte continues to grow, it has gained a new vibrancy that is attracting a lot of 20-somethings. Charlotte has emerged from the shadows of larger cities and is now a vibrant city that offers endless possibilities. There’s so much to do and see—from havens for the arts like the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center and Levine Center for the Arts, to sports fan favorites like the NASCAR Hall of Fame or PGA Tournament, award-winning restaurantsThere are 75+ breweries in Charlotte, NC. Here are the top things to do in Charlotte.

    Please read our entire article Charlotte travel guide hereThis includes:

    Charlotte: The best places to visit and activities

    Each review has been written and approved by an a Condé Nast Traveler Journalist who has been to the destination or visited that activity. When selecting things to do, editors look for landmarks and activities that give an insider’s perspective of a particular destination. Authenticity, location, service and sustainability credentials are also important.

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