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Overview

Charlotte is a booming metropolis. The skyline is littered with skyscrapers, most famously the Hearst Tower, which houses Hearst Publishing, and Bank of America Plaza - once the tallest skyscrapers in the state. Charlotte has numerous outdoor pursuits available. At Latta Plantation Park, visitors can hike or horseback ride over seven miles of trails. This 2,500 acre park provides an exceptional look at area waterfowl.

Jerald Melberg

This gallery contains artwork from artists worldwide. The staff has over 50 years of experience. The gallery first opened in 1993. The purpose of the gallery is to inform people, collectors and corporations. Many individual artists display their work.

Joie Lassiter Gallery

Joie Lassiter Gallery, a gallery and art-consulting service, brings together contemporary New York and Southeastern artists. A professional and progressive company, with 30-plus years experience in the art field. Offering monthly exhibits, full consultation, archival-framing and installation.

Ray's Splash Planet

Ray's Splash Planet is a mix of fun-filled waterpark and a fitness center. The waterpark offers the three-story Blue Comet, the Orbiter, Saturation Station and more. In the fitness center, enjoy aerobics, resistance and cardiovascular equipment, and freeweights.

Paramount's Carowinds

A waterpark, family rides, thrill rides, stage productions and more are offered at Paramount's Carowinds. Try rides such as the Carolina Cyclone, the Vortex and Top Gun: the Jet Coaster.

McGill Rose Garden

A wonderful old-fashioned rose garden near uptown. Featuring 1,000 roses with 230 varieties. Begun in the 1950's on the site of a fuel and ice company, this 1 1/3 acre garden has recently been designated an All-American Rose Selections Public Garden.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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