Gastonia Attractions. Gastonia Tourism and kids attractions

Bank of America Stadium: Home of the Carolina Panthers in the heart of Uptown Charlotte
Charlotte joined an exclusive club in 1995 when the NFL awarded the Queen City an expansion team with the Carolina Panthers. After one season of playing at Clemson University’s Memorial Stadium in South Carolina, the Panthers moved into their permanent home, Bank of America Stadium — which was then known as Carolinas Stadium.

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NASCAR SpeedPark: Racing rides for all ages
NASCAR SpeedPark offers up speedy go-karts, Laser Tag, mini-golf, video games and more for those near the Charlotte Speedway in Concord, NC.

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Ovens Auditorium and Bojangles Coliseum: Drawing big crowds since 1955
After 55 years of existence, and plenty of competition from newer venues, the Ovens Auditorium and Bojangles’ Coliseum on Independence Boulevard is still going strong with sold-out events from big names in music and Broadway productions.

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Charlotte Motor Speedway: 'The Beast of the Southeast'
The Charlotte Motor Speedway, known as "The Beast of the Southeast," is a 1.5-mile racetrack that hosts a number of NASCAR events each year in Concord, N.C.

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NASCAR Hall of Fame: The holy shrine for any fan
The Hall of Fame is a NASCAR fan’s paradise as it features four floors of historic artifacts, driver tributes and speed-infused simulators that put you right in the action.

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Freedom Park: The "Central Park" of Charlotte
One step into Freedom Park will have both visitors and residents of Charlotte enjoy the Queen City even more. Of course, it will take you thousands of more steps to see all that Freedom Park has to offer.

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William R. Davie Park: Popular for man and man's best friend
A great playground, artificial grass soccer fields and the largest fenced-in dog park in Charlotte make William R. Davie Park a favorite among residents and visitors to the Queen City.

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The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art: Establishing the Queen City as the Cultural Capital of the South
The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art opened in January 2010 and is a 36,500 square-foot spaced filled with art owned by the Bechtler family amassed over 70 years. The collection features art from some of the most influential artists of the mid-20th century including Miró, Giacometti, Picasso and Warhol. Until the museum opened, the Bechtler family privately held these works, mostly in Switzerland.

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Carolinas Aviation Museum: Flying High into History
Across the street from the Charlotte Douglas International Airport is the Carolinas Aviation Museum; a place where visitors young and old can come to take in the history of flight and aircraft.

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Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden: One of the nation's must-visit gardens
Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden is one of the most beautiful areas of the Charlotte region, and thousands of residents and tourists visit the grounds every year to participate in one of numerous amounts of events it holds. Whether it’s attending a wedding, an educational field trip, or taking in the natural gorgeousness of the botanical gardens themselves, everyone should take at least one visit to this area landmark.

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