3 Best Landmarks in Charlotte, NC

Visiting from Texas. Very thought-provoking... Justice for all and Welcome to Brookhill. My favorite 2 pieces Stacy Wadell's Family Portrait and Vaughn Spann's Homage to the Black Woman. I loved every piece there. The staff was wonderful, the museum beautiful, and the gift store amazing.

A wonderful museum showcasing some of Charlotte's history, female artists, local artists, and activities for the children...as well as a place for community engagement. Visitors to Charlotte should add this to their itinerary. I checked into my hotel down the street and changed on the perfect time to visit- the museum was honoring the architect who had passed the day before. So a guided tour was given that Wednesday evening by the educational director for the center. On Sunday I went back for a second visit with my mum and some friends.

Beautiful museum; a must-see. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit. There were 3 exhibits on display and I enjoyed them all. It took me about an hour to tour the museum. They have a college student discount so the price is very affordable. I also believe there is a discount to visit the Mint Museum across the street if you visit the Gantt.

This was a very great surprise in not only what was in the museum, but the way it was displayed and the amount of information presented in a number of ways. You could spend days going through all the information, viewing the aircraft and visiting with staff. Speaking of staff, they were very well informed. The Miracle On The Hudson aircraft was why we wanted to visit the museum and that display was amazing. But the amount of information, exhibits, and interactive displays was really amazing. A must stop if you are close to Charlotte.

Tremendous! This place is a total gem, and a delight to experience even if you're not an aviation enthusiast. They have two large indoor spaces that are air-conditinloned now, and an outdoor exhibit with a runway viewing area. There are also multiple small flight simulators you can try, at no additional cost, split in two different areas. There are no stairs required to see the exhibits, only a few stairs to climb inside some aircraft or simulations, so it's mostly wheelchair accessible. Highly recommend this museum for all ages.

Had a really great time at the Carolinas Aviation Museum, such a cool place! Everything was super interesting, but the highlight for me was seeing the actual plane from the Miracle on the Hudson. That was honestly so impressive in real life. Definitely worth a visit.