2-Day Honeymoon Itinerary in Charlotte

1. Day 1: Visit a Castle and Explore a Uptown Park
   Biltmore Estate (15 minutes from downtown) - Be transported to your fairytale honeymoon by touring one of America's largest houses and admiring its beautiful gardens and grounds.
   Romare Bearden Park (10 minutes from the Estate) - Take a romantic stroll with breathtaking skyline views of North Carolina's biggest city. Catch it later in the day to witness beautiful sunsets.

   End your day with a scrumptious dinner and a glass of wine at the romantic Bernardin's Fine Dining.

2. Day 2: Afar Desirable Museums and Gardens
   Afro-American Cultural Center (20 minutes from downtown) - Marvel at the African-American history and heritage.
   Mint Museum Randolph (15 minutes from the Center) - Another feast for the eyes with its comprehensive collection of glasswork, American and contemporary art, and mint creations.
   Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden (25 minutes from the Museum)- Stroll through acres of breathtaking botanical gardens with the unquestionable beauty of water features, fountains, and orchid conservatory.

   To end the day, enjoy a five-course dinner at The Fig Tree Restaurant. Enjoy a great atmosphere and delicious food. A perfect end to your honeymoon exploration in Charlotte, NC.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Biltmore Estate (2 hours, $70)
• Romare Bearden Park (1 hour, free)
• Bernardin's Fine Dining (2 hours, $150/person)
• Afro-American Cultural Center (1.5 hours, $8/person)
• Mint Museum Randolph (2 hours, $15/person)
• Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden (2 hours, $14.95/person)
• The Fig Tree Restaurant (2.5 hours, $100/person)
• Total Estimated Costs: $483 (excluding transportation and tips)

Useful Tips:

If you have more days, consider exploring the NASCAR Hall of Fame, Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, and Billy Graham Library.

If you have less time, consider skipping the Romare Bearden Park if you visited it in the evening, and dinner costs will also decrease if you opt for a less pricey option in the uptown area.