Area Attractions

Enjoy an elegant, classic French meal with a panoramic skyline view at Bentley’s on the 27th floor of the downtown Charlotte Plaza building.

Chima Brazilian Steakhouse offers more than 15 churrasco-style rotisserie meats, plus a salad and soup bar full of Brazilian and American favorites.

A wood-fired oven turns out Southern eats with a European bent at this homey, yet hip bistro.

Mert’s prepares soul food and Low Country specialties including fried catfish, shrimp and grits, barbecue beef ribs, and a variety of cobblers.

Spectrum Center was designed to reflect the community in which we live, work and play. Throughout the arena guests will find tributes to the Carolinas through artwork and unique displays. Throughout its history, Charlotte has responded successfully to the changing demands and challenges facing American cities, and its achievements and growth over the last decades are a testament to its success. Exhibited in the heart of the city at Trade and Tryon streets, four sculptures represent Charlotte’s transformation through Transportation, Industry, Commerce, and the Future. This spirit of adaptability, combined with Charlotte’s outstanding support of the arts, has been integrated into the design of Spectrum Center.

EpiCentre includes three floors of shopping, dining, and entertainment, including music venues, nightclubs, and a Studio Movie Grill movie theater.

The Bechtler Museum is dedicated to mid-20th-century modern art, including works by Max Ernst, Barbara Hepworth, and Pablo Picasso.

This stadium is the home of the Carolina Panthers NFL football team, and public tours are available year-round.