The Queen City’s wide tree-lined streets, old-fashioned touches, and historic centers, are the backdrop for some of the best shopping between D.C. and Atlanta! These trendy urban centers, villages, and malls showcase a wide variety of specialty shops and upscale brand names that will impress even the most cultured fashionista.

     

  1. Shopping mallMetropolitan at Midtown

    2. This urban shopping, living, and dining community offers upscale amenities and unique shopping. To learn more about this edgy hub please visit: www.MetMidtown.com.

     

  2. Dilworth

    3. Located in one of Charlotte’s most historic wards, Dilworth boasts cozy bungalows and Colonial Revival homes along tree-lined boulevards. Some specialty shops are located in renovated homes. For more about this quaint, historic Charlotte shopping center please visit: www.DilworthOnline.org.

     

  3. Plaza Midwood

    4. A visit to this historic Charlotte shopping destination will put you in touch with art galleries, funky, eclectic stores, and well-sought-after restaurants. Originally a streetcar suburb, this trendy urban center will not disappoint! For more information about shopping opportunities at Plaza Midwood please visit: www.PlazaMidwood.org.

     

  4. Green Market

    5. Charlotte’s Uptown is bustling with stands of fresh produce, vendors selling fresh Carolina fish, and craftsman hawking their wares. During the holiday season, Charlotte’s Center City Green Market becomes the Uptown Holiday Market – and features seasonal produce and festive holiday items. For more information about Charlotte’s Green Market please visit: www.CharlotteCenterCity.org.

     

  5. Ballanytne Village

    6. This Southside urban center offers spas, upscale retailers, entertainment, and fine dining. Stop by the Village Theater for a movie and imported beer! For more information about this Charlotte shopping destination please visit: www.BallantyneVillage.com.

     

  6. Waxhaw Historic District

    7. Listed on the National Register for Historic Places, Waxhaw, North Carolina is a small-town community well-known for its antiques and charming atmosphere. To learn more about this stroll down memory lane, please visit: www.Waxhaw.com.

     

  7. North Davidson Street Arts District

    8. Charlotte’s North Davidson Street Arts District (NoDa) is the premier Charlotte shopping destination for original art, handcrafts, and even a trendy pet store. Stroll the streets of NoDa and discover a digital fabric art store, a rose garden and learning center, and the ever-popular Magic Bar Cookies. Don’t miss Charlotte’s Gallery Crawl – which highlights NoDa’s fine art galleries and allows shoppers to meander from exclusive galleries to upscale eateries to a human-friendly dog bar. For more information about this hip shopping location please visit: www.NODA.org.


     

  8. Birkdale Village

    9. This tree-lined “urban village” has it all! From Amazing Pottery to White House/Black Market, Birkdale Village is the premier spot for upscale Charlotte shopping. A great gift buying location, Birkdale Village gives new meaning to the word: sophistication. For more information about this trendy shopping spot please visit: www.BirkDaleVillage.net.

     

  9. Stone Crest at Piper Glen

    10. This pedestrian-friendly, old-fashioned Charlotte shopping center is well landscaped with fountains, gardens, and lawns. Stone Crest’s wide sidewalks promote a leisurely atmosphere. From florists to creameries to cosmetics outlets, Stone Crest at Piper Glen is a great place to spend a lazy afternoon. For more information please visit: www.ShopStoneCrest.com.

     

  10. Concord Mills Mall

    11. This North Carolina mall is just 17 miles north of uptown Charlotte. Featuring well-known stores like Aeropostale and the Ann Taylor Loft, this shopping mall in Charlotte also offers unique retail experiences like Natty Girl and Bavarian Nuts. To learn more about Concord Mills Mall please visit: www.Simon.com.