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Best Hotels Near Romare Bearden Park
303 South Church Street (0.1 km from Romare Bearden Park)
Set in the heart of Uptown Charlotte this Kimpton hotel offers crafted cocktails and shareable bar snacks at Merchant & Trade a Modern-style rooftop bar 19 levels above Romare Bearden Park. Shopping at Epicenter is an 8-minute walk away.
404 South Mint Street (0.1 km from Romare Bearden Park)
This Charlotte hotel is directly across the street from the Time Warner Cable Arena and only a 2-minute walk from Bank of American Stadium. There is complimentary WiFi, a kitchenette in each suite, and a daily breakfast buffet.
South Graham Street 360 (0.3 km from Romare Bearden Park)
Located in the center of Charlotte 1969 feet from Bank of America Stadium and less than 0.6 mi from Blumenthal Performing Arts Center Trifecta Luxury Serviced Apartment in Uptown CLT offers free WiFi a fitness center and air conditioning.
(0.3 km from Romare Bearden Park)
Uptown 1 BR Apt with Balcony by Frontdesk is located in the heart of Charlotte, 2297 feet from Bank of America Stadium and less than 0.6 mi from Blumenthal Performing Arts Center.
237 South Tryon Street (0.3 km from Romare Bearden Park)
This hotel, located in the heart of Charlotte, North Carolina, is within walking distance of the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center. It has a rooftop pool and complimentary in-room Wi-Fi.
132 East Trade Street (0.4 km from Romare Bearden Park)
With a signature touch of genuine North Carolina hospitality, the Omni Charlotte Hotel envelops you in ultimate comfort. This opulent hotel is located in the heart of Charlotte's financial district, 2.
100 West Trade Street (0.4 km from Romare Bearden Park)
The Charlotte Marriott City Center is centrally located in Charlotte. The hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access in public areas. A 24-hour fitness centre is available. There is a cost for parking.
222 East Third Street (0.5 km from Romare Bearden Park)
Ideally positioned in the core of Charlotte city centre this hotel is right across from the Charlotte Convention Center and boasts a vast selection of modern services and state-of-the-art amenities. Spectrum Center is 1575 feet' walk away.
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Romare Bearden Park, Charlotte, NC
Romare Bearden Park in Charlotte is a stunning park in the heart of the city. Located between Third and Seventh Streets on Church Street, it was named after artist Romare Bearden (1911-1988). The park opened to the public in 2013, and has since been enjoyed by local residents and tourists alike.
This beautiful urban park features an interactive fountain, a performance amphitheater, an outdoor movie theatre, and several areas for picnicking. It is also home to a variety of outdoor art installations throughout the grounds. Visitors can take pictures of the larger-than-life bronze sculptures of Romare Bearden’s works or enjoy amazing views from every angle. The site takes advantage of historic Charlotte landmarks such as Stonewall Street Station while also providing visitors with access to contemporary amenities like expansive green spaces, playground equipment, and basketball courts.
The centerpiece of Romare Bearden Park is its signature amphitheater that hosts community events such as concerts, outdoor movie screenings, and other festivals throughout the year. This area has seating for up to 1,500 people and is surrounded by lush gardens with low walls made out of granite stones that can be used as additional seating when needed. There are also shaded nooks scattered around the amphitheater where people can relax or gather with friends or family members for some quality time outdoors.
Romare Bearden Park offers visitors a unique experience each time they visit thanks to its diverse mix of art installations and amenities; it’s become one of Charlotte’s most popular parks for both locals and tourists alike. With plenty of activities for all ages, this park is truly one-of-a-kind—it's no wonder it's known as “Charlotte’s Urban Oasis!”