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Charter Bus to Uptown Charlotte & Romare Bearden Park
Romare Bearden Park honors the Charlotte-born collage artist with an amphitheater lawn, splash fountains and skyline views — Truist Field's minor-league Knights play right next door in a stadium with a downtown-view outfield. Two blocks north, the Levine Center for the Arts clusters the Mint and Bechtler museums, and Bank of America Stadium anchors the west edge.
Romare Bearden Park, Charlotte, NC 28202 Downtown orientation walk — Romare Bearden Park, ballpark and museum row.
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Suggested time
1–2 hours; +3 for a ballgame
Best time
Afternoon into evening — the park's fountains light up
Official website
www.mecknc.gov/parkandrec ↗Must-see spots
- Romare Bearden Park
- Truist Field skyline
- Mint & Bechtler museums
- Bank of America Stadium
Suggested itinerary · Uptown loop
Know before you go
- The park's amphitheater lawn faces the skyline — the free uptown photo.
- Truist Field's outfield frames the towers over the outfield wall — a great minor-league park.
- The Mint and Bechtler museums sit two blocks north for the art add-on.
Tips for group trips
- Free public park — pair with a Knights game or museum visit for the full block.
- Coach drop on MLK Blvd by the park or the museum district's bus lane on Tryon.
- Truist Field group tickets are cheap (~$15) — an easy evening add-on Apr–Sep.
Frequently asked questions
Is the park free?
Yes — public space, always open.
Bus drop-off?
MLK Blvd by the park or Tryon St bus lane by the museums.
What fills the time?
Pair the park with a Knights game, the museums, or a stroll to the stadium district.
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