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Explore the cultural scene in Charlotte by visiting the Mint Museum of Art and the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art . Afterward, visit Discovery Place Science , an interactive science museum that offers hands-on exhibits for all ages.

Take a trip to the SEA LIFE® – Charlotte-Concord Aquarium , which features a variety of marine life from around the world. Afterward, head to Independence Square , a public park in Charlotte that features a statue of Queen Charlotte, the city's namesake.

Enjoy dinner and a show at the Grand Majestic Dinner Theater , which offers a variety of productions, from country music to magic shows.

Take a trip to Carowinds , a 400-acre amusement park on the North Carolina-South Carolina border that features roller coasters, water rides, and live entertainment. Afterward, visit the US National Whitewater Center , which offers a variety of outdoor activities, including whitewater rafting, ziplining, and rock climbing.

Explore the natural world at Discovery Place Nature (Charlotte Nature Museum) , which features interactive exhibits and live animal displays. Afterward, visit Wing Haven Garden and Bird Sanctuary , a historic garden that features a variety of native plants and birds.

End your day with dinner at The Fig Tree Restaurant , a fine dining establishment located in the historic Fourth Ward of Charlotte.

Take a trip to the Biltmore Estate , a historic mansion in Asheville that features stunning architecture and beautiful gardens. Afterward, visit the Wheels Through Time Museum , which features a collection of vintage motorcycles and cars.

Take a ride on The Coaster at Goats on the Roof , an alpine coaster in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, that offers stunning views of the Smoky Mountains. Afterward, visit Dollywood , a theme park that features roller coasters, live entertainment, and Dolly Parton's own museum.

End your day with dinner at the Hard Rock Cafe Pigeon Forge , which offers classic American fare and live music.

Take a trip to Atlanta and visit the historic Old Settlers’ Cemetery , which dates back to the early 1800s. Afterward, visit the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park, which includes the birthplace, church, and tomb of the civil rights leader.

Explore the Atlanta BeltLine, a network of public parks, trails, and transit that circles the city, offering stunning views and outdoor activities. Afterward, visit the Red Skelton Tribute Theater , which offers a variety of comedy and tribute shows.

End your day with dinner at The Optimist, a seafood restaurant located in the Westside Provisions District.