What a great time!!! My husband and I absolutely recommend this tour if you are in the Charlotte…read morearea. Tom was the best guide being able to combine comedy, history and city life info for all of us on the bus. I also thought that it was a relaxing combination of being able to sit back drink your beer or wine and listen to stories of the area. It is an over 21 event which was cool too so he could talk about anything and everything without holding back.

Just got off the funny bus with Chris and Tom. We had a blast touring Charlotte , have some laughs…read moreand gained knowledge. Would highly recommend The funny Bus and especially Tom and Chris. Fantastic afternoon activity

This was an awesome experience at Rydables Tour. Isiah our tour guide was the absolute best…read more Knowledgable, Friendly, and all around the best. Stop by when you are in Charlotte for an amazing tour.

Toured the city and laughed the whole time! Our guide John delighted us with information on the…read morecity while we cruised down the streets with the wind in our hair (which was a blessing considering how warm and humid it was outside that day). Everyone we passed smiled at the silly sight and we were able to get oriented to the city which helped us navigate as we ventured out on foot the rest of the days of our trip. Highly recommend. Looking forward to exploring similar tours in other cities.

Went on a tour in Wilmington and it was GREAT! Our guide was well experienced and knowledgeable -…read moreyou can tell she really cared about these businesses. We had a great array of food and drinks that really highlighted the special unique places you could find in Wilmington. No notes!!!

This food tour was phenomenal. Johnny was our guide and he did a great job of not only giving us a…read moretaste of local cuisine, but also recommending other items and restaurants to try. Make sure you come hungry because there will be a TON of food and drinks to consume. What's great about this tour is there is a variety of items and drinks to try, so even if something isn't up your alley at one place, I'm sure there will be at another. Can't recommend this tour enough!

Jonathan provided an amusing but very interesting tour of the Queen City for our group! We toured…read moreall four wards and stopped a few times for more in depth descriptions. We highly recommend Queen City Rides for a great experience whether you're a Charlotte native or visiting tourist.

Lame-o! Booked in…read moreadvance as guests were visiting from California. Cancelled DAY OF via text.... If this is your ONE job - to give tours - how do you NOT know what events are scheduled on the streets which will be impacted. Extremely Poor planning ;(

As someone who moved here from the Bay Area and is still finding my favorite outdoor spaces in…read moreCharlotte, I'm always on the lookout for places that offer a little peace and beauty in the middle of a busy day. The McGill Rose Garden absolutely delivered on that. This is truly a beautiful venue--lush flowers everywhere, winding walk paths, and plenty of places to sit quietly and just take it all in. It's the kind of space where you can slow down, clear your head, and quite literally stop and smell the roses. I found it to be a wonderful spot for reflection, a casual stroll, or simply enjoying nature without needing to leave the city. One of the things I especially appreciated is that you can enhance the experience with a visit to the wine bar onsite, Rosie's Wine Garden, where you can grab a coffee, cocktail, or glass of wine and then wander the grounds at your own pace. It adds a relaxed, almost European feel to the whole experience. A quick heads-up: parking can be a bit tricky, as the entrance is off a busy street, so just take your time and be patient when pulling in. Once you're there, though, it's well worth the effort. Bottom line: If you're looking for a small but charming botanical-style garden in Charlotte--a quiet place to reset, reflect, and enjoy the outdoors--this is a lovely little gem. For me, it checked all the boxes and has become a welcome respite in the middle of a busy day.

Love love love. My three favorite things - coffee, wine, and gardens. And they did it well! It's…read moresuch a unique quaint space in the middle of a city. Honestly, I didn't want to leave. It's like a personal garden with scattered benches and paths and tables. There's a ton of shade and a variety of plants to admire. Besides the pesky mosquitoes, I ADORE this place. Great service, a good selection of drinks, and an ambiance for a solo or group traveler to unwind. I definitely recommend this place.

Absolutely gorgeous mine! You're free to explore on your own or get some tours set up and you're…read moreable to go and pan for some goal. Once done with the mine there's also some nearby nature trails that I suggest you check out!

I had researched places to see that are fairly close to Charlotte and this was one of the places I…read morefound. I figured my grandpa would appreciate it. He is a treasure hunter and prospector with an appreciation for mining shared by me. But I was hesitant to bring he and my grandma here due to the amount of walking and the stairs in the mine. We came anyhow and had a really good visit. We started in the museum. Just a gentle stroll learing about the history of the mine and gold mining in the region in general. Towards the end of the museum you learn about the modern uses of gold (i.e. space applications). There is also a 9 minute video which goes more into depth on the history of the mine as told by the reenactment. I didn't initially plan on sitting through that but it really was informative. After the video we made our way outside and down to the mine. I kept checking with my grandparents to see if they were ok to keep going. They insisted they were. So we entered the mine and into the cold damp darkness. It was AWESOME. As you trek deeper in, you find off shoots from the main tunnel. Each with its own stuff to see. There is one with a vertical shaft going all the way up to the surface. That is a cool perspective. Finally you reach the end and the those darned stairs. There are many of them and they are not all level. Do your best to hold on and climb your way out. Then you'll find yourself outside about half way up the hill. But wait. There's more. After you exit the mine you can still climb higher up the side of the hill. Up to the top of the shaft you saw from below and beyond. At the very top there is a big smoke stack. A chimney left over from the steam engine used during mining operations. It was an impressive site to behold. Now back down the hill side and back to the visitor center. Our visit was complete but there was more to see. There are more trails to explore. The park also offers gold panning for a small fee. We came across one small lad who was so excited that he found gold. He ran up to my grandpa to show off his treasure. None of us could actually see anything but if this kid found anything, it was the thrill of a life time. This park has that magical way about it.

Nice parks with seating space. Books and reading is the theme of this park. Great for pictures or…read morequiet time.

Location is always very chill and tranquil. Great for taking pictures with nice backgrounds that…read morecan be used.

I took my brother here for a surprise birthday gift, and we both loved it! Our guide was very…read moreknowledgeable and provided us with great information about all the animals. My favorite part was doing the capybara encounter and spending a little extra time with them. I'd highly recommend this for anyone who loves animals.

I can't capture the amazing experience we had at Darby Safari - the staff were knowledgeable and we…read morelearned about the 20+ animals they cared for! The kit & caboodle tour is worth it, for solo dates, bdays, or any group trip. Parking and registration were straightforward and I got the extra bucket to feed more animals (also worth it). They recommend you wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty as you will be getting up close and personal with some animals, depending on the tour package - my favorite experience was the capybaras but meeting my namesake the spider monkey was fun! Thanks Daphne and the other staff members we interacted with!!

We were looking for something fun to do in Uptown and found this history and haunts tour. Elizabeth…read morewas our tour guide and did a phenomenal job! She was extremely knowledgeable about the citities history and hauntings. I had no idea how old a lot of the buildings are and how much history is underneath the sky scrapers. We were entertained the entire time and she was loud enough for a group of 20 to hear. I highly suggest this tour as something to do. Especially as we start to near hallows eve.

I have gone on this tours three times now and have enjoyed it more and more each time. Elizabeth is…read moreamazing and you can tell the amount of passion and joy she has in sharing about her city while doing something she loves.