Top 10 Things To Do, Activities and Attractions in Lake Norman

"It’s the gem of Uptown, and photos here offer a breathtaking view of the city towering in the distance. During the day, a bright-blue sky accentuates the silver skyline. At night, a colorfully lit fountain pops against the sparkling lights of the buildings."

"This small park celebrates the African American artist and writer Romare Bearden, born in Charlotte in 1911. A pretty spot to admire the Uptown skyline or watch the sunset, it hosts free live music in summer..."

"This serene spot is perfect for the bird lovers of the family or if you’re simply in the mood for some quiet time. The Gardens and Bird Sanctuary were created between 1927 and 1930 by Elizabeth Clarkson who was diagnosed with a chronic disease and had turned her attention to ornithology. Built with an emphasis on providing nesting sites, together with food and water for birds and other wildlife, the gardens are protected with high walls which keep the sanctuary calm and peaceful."

"An enclosed garden filled with cobblestone pathways, the historic Wing Haven is an attraction in Charlotte dedicated to — you guessed it — birds!. Walk under stately awnings and past old colonial homes in search of the right bench to sit, wait, and watch."

"Bank of America Stadium is the crown jewel of Charlotte sports arenas. Unlike some of its peers, it was built specifically for NFL football—the Carolina Panthers—and the natural grass field and 75,000-plus seats are a big draw every season. The open-air stadium also has luxurious boxes for corporate types and ultra-dedicated fans with cash to burn."

"Sports Stadiums (Professional)800 South Mint Street, Charlotte, NC 28202MoreLess Info. Home to the Carolina Panthers football team, The Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina is one of the major football venues on the Atlantic Coast. It is also a prominent event venue for rock concerts and other huge social events."

"We suggest going to Romare Bearden Park for an excellent view of the city’s beautiful skyscrapers, the Charlotte Knights Stadium and several charming waterfalls that light up at night. The Green is another wonderful option — it’s a one-acre pocket park that has all sorts of sculptures, fountains and interesting novelties to enjoy and explore. Right across from The Green you’ll see the strikingly beautiful Firebird sculpture in front of the Bechtler Museum. The glitzy display (some people call it the Disco Chicken) stands at 17 feet, 5 inches tall and is decorated with more than 7,500 pieces of mirrored and colored glass that catch the Southern sun perfectly at any time of day."

"Couples with a love of America’s pastime can create memorable pictures at Truist Field, consistently named among the best minor league ballparks in the country. Coordinate with Knights event managers by contacting charlotteknights@charlotteknights.com. There is a charge of $250 for a one-hour shoot, but all proceeds go to charities chosen by the Knights."

"Going out the ballgame is especially fun when you’re in Charlotte, North Carolina. You can come to BB&T Ballpark and catch a home game from the minor league Charlotte Knights. For a great price, you can enjoy the warm weather, delicious refreshments, and plenty of Charlotte hospitality."

"Located in Charlotte’s Fourth Ward neighborhood, Old Settlers’ Cemetery is where many of the area’s first settlers are buried. It was the first cemetery owned and operated by the City of Charlotte, and its gravestones and monuments carry dates from 1776 (the year the Declaration of Independence was signed) to 1884. It’s a great American site in Charlotte for visiting history buffs.More"

"Whether you are an early bird or a dedicated night owl, the RedEye Diner can serve up the breakfast of your choice 24 hours a day. The diner serves up farm-fresh AA grade eggs cooked just the way you like them, accompanied by your choice of sides. There are several mouth-watering omelets to choose from, all served with grits, hash browns, toast, biscuit, or fresh fruit."

"It could not be easier for you to satisfy your sweet tooth on the way out of the EpiCentre than with a stop at RedEye Diner, which is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for pies, cakes, banana splits, milkshakes and more."

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"Accepting takeout orders and offering delivery within two-mile radius. Place an order on their website or through Postmates and UberEats. Pizzas are 25 percent off on Mondays."

"Toccare was opened in 2013 with the intention to give good quality services to every client to the Queen City. Since then, they’ve brought together a group of amazing teams who are skilled and enthusiastic in the skincare field. They hold themselves to the highest standards and stand confidently behind their choice of skincare, spa services, and product lines."

"Katura Day Spa offers a wide combination of Spa, Mind and Body Services and product lines. Also, the spa is very devoted by providing a variety of methods for restoring your facial and body wellness treatments and other skin cares. Their staff are licensed, insured, trained, and experienced."