I think the wife of King George III of Great Britain would
be proud of her namesake city. It is not only North Carolina's
largest city, it is an energetic city that beautifully combines its
Southern historical charm with the taste of new. In short,
Charlotte has something for everyone.
largest city, it is an energetic city that beautifully combines its
Southern historical charm with the taste of new. In short,
Charlotte has something for everyone.
Recently, I had the good fortune of finding myself in
Charlotte and stayed at Duke Mansion. It's a charming 20-room
bed and breakfast which was built in 1915 and is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places. It was once owned by
Buck Duke (think "Duke University") and it is situated on
4.5 acres of lush grounds and gardens with spectacular fountains.
It is surrounded by Charlotte's most historical mansions in a
beautiful neighborhood just two miles from the city's center.
bed and breakfast which was built in 1915 and is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places. It was once owned by
Buck Duke (think "Duke University") and it is situated on
4.5 acres of lush grounds and gardens with spectacular fountains.
It is surrounded by Charlotte's most historical mansions in a
beautiful neighborhood just two miles from the city's center.
Be sure to ask for rooms like 202, 206 and 207 which
offer French doors that open onto these spacious
screened-in porches. It's the perfect spot for to relax!
And, if outstanding breakfasts in beautiful
settings mean anything to you, then you
will not want to miss their delicious breakfast!
Other notable places in Charlotte to shop, dine and stay:
Charlotte Rug Gallery
Three generations of selling fine rugs
Capitol
Contemporary clothing
Circa Interiors and Antiques
Timeless furnishings and modern accessories
Coral
Contemporary clothing
Isabella
Fine linens and accessories
Addison Weeks
Clothing and accessories
Granville
Lighting, accessories and antiques
Decade
Furniture, artwork and antiques
King's Kitchen
A Rustic farm-to-fork restaurant serving
traditional southern fare
Community-conscious by employing post-rehab and
at-risk kids to give them life-skills and job training and
donating profits to faith-based feeding centers
Pike's Old Fashioned Soda Shop
A classic American diner located in the South End
Carp Diem
Some of the best buttermilk fried chicken
to pass your lips
Halcyon
Farmhouse-chic dishes and inventive libations
Attached to the Mint Museum Uptown
Gorgeous Uptown Views
Common Market
An eclectic deli with an extensive wine
list located in the South End
Alexander Michaels Restaurant and Tavern
Great tavern in Charlotte's historic 4th district
Harvest Moon Grill
Simply decorated farm-to-table restaurant
Located off the lobby of The Dunhill Hotel
McNinch House
Serving a 7-course perfection in dining
Reservations are a must
5Church
Cosmopolitan Finery
Dressler's
Great skyline for a backdrop
Pinky's Westside Grill
Housed in an old Wesley Heights Auto Shop
Funky and fun spot serving burgers, hot dogs
sandwiches and salads
The Depot
Largest antique and designer mall in the South.
Luce
Intimate and luxurious restaurant
Serving innovative northern Italian
The Cowbell Burger Bar
Specialty Burger Bar
The Wooden Vine
Wine bar and bistro with creative daily food
specials featuring seasonal and
local ingredients
The Dunhill
Charlotte's first elegant boutique
built in 1929 still holds its reputation
today as the "it" place to stay.
The Ballantyne Hotel and Lodge
Resort amenities with golf course and spa.
The Morehead Inn
Historic bed and breakfast located close
to Uptown.
The Ritz-Carlton
146 elegantly appointed rooms
in the heart of Uptown.
HOPING YOU FEEL "ROYAL" EACH
AND EVERY DAY!
TRAVEL M GIRL
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