Plus appréciés Attractions à Mooresville

A 1.5 mile long track located in a Northeastern suburb of Charlotte, this super speedway was the first track to offer night-time racing and full-time residential condominiums by the track. The speedway's nearly year-round calendar of events, including monster truck rallies, auto fairs, dirt track racing and vintage car shows, makes it an irresistible magnet for visitors across the state. This is a good place to take the kids for a smaller event, or a way to soak up Southern sporting culture and excitement during the races. Nearby campgrounds are well-equipped, so you can stay for more than a day if you like.

Children can explore the creatures that call the ocean their home at SEA LIFE Charlotte - Concord Aquarium. This aquarium boasts over 5,000 creatures that visitors can see and learn more about. There are also educational talks and 20 interactive exhibits that are specially designed for children. Be sure to visit their 180-degree ocean tunnel, where visitors are surrounded by various ocean creatures as they swim around.

Much like SoHo, NoDa (North Davidson Street) is a bustling area in the city of Charlotte. There is a lot to see and do in this famous arts district, for both visitors and locals. Restaurants, theatres, bars, shops, and galleries abound here. Visit during the annual Gallery Crawl to check out the area's fascinating art scene. An amalgamation of culture and cuisine, this district is cloaked in an air of enjoyment, making it a must-visit.

Charlotte's US National Whitewater Center offers an array of exciting activities such as whitewater rafting, kayaking, flat-water paddling, hiking, climbing, and biking. Even after trying these adventures, you'll find yourself eager for more. This dynamic center not only offers thrilling outdoor activities but also contributes to the preservation of the Catawba River and its natural surroundings. Each activity, while requiring a certain level of fitness, promises unforgettable adventures. Beyond the excitement, the center provides opportunities for relaxation, with scenic views and peaceful trails. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie or a nature lover, the National Whitewater Center ensures a memorable experience.

The heart of this museum lies in exploring the people who have changed and shaped the social landscape of the South since the end of the Civil War. The exhibit addresses controversial issues like race relations and immigration, providing a forum for discussion and contemplation. The facility features exceptional pieces, including modern multimedia displays and virtual tours that make the learning experience fun for all ages. Be sure to explore the 'Cotton Fields to Skyscrapers' exhibit, one of the permanent collections that focuses on the changing face of Charlotte and the Piedmont region of North Carolina.

UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens are managed by the University of North Carolina Charlotte campus and comprise three separate sites- the Van Landingham Glen, the Susie Harwood Garden, and the McMillan Greenhouse. Showcasing a wide variety of plants in the gardens, including rhododendrons, native Carolina flora, orchids, desert succulents, and carnivorous pitcher plant hybrids, this garden is a visual delight. There are also many walking paths and lovely landscape architecture displays to please the eye. The park is open daily and features an ever-changing collection that varies depending on the time of year.