The church was not open when we visited, but the cemetery featured many interesting, historic graves in such a pretty setting with Spanish moss hanging from the trees.

This weekly Wednesday professionally performed concert at the unique Circular Congressional Church is exceptional ! The one hour and a half multi-faceted performances were accompanied by a variety of instruments. I found it described in the Church information, but will certainly recommend to the Charleston...More

Beautiful church! And a beautiful cemetery! So many wonderful headstones that are somehow so well preserved. The oldest grave in Charleston is in this cemetery. It's definitely worth a walk through. There is also a beautiful live oak in the back of the lot that...More

We love this church. We chose to get married here. It's history is extraordinary, interwoven with the often painful history of Charleston. It's been a progressive force in the city since 1681! The architecture is stunning; the cemetery is the oldest in the city. The...More

This church looks really old. It has an old graveyard next to it as well. It looks European or something as the architecture is different than all the other buildings. It's definitely worth a look. I liked it.

Beautiful Romanesque Circular Church. With a small graveyard in the back. Centuries old, with many tombstones toppled over. Lots of history, of course. I was sorry that we did not plan well ahead, attending a concert in the church would have been a wonderful experience....More

If you are looking for a wonderful concert in a beautiful church, you must attend one of these concerts. Great selection of music, spirituals, civil war songs and audience participation. You won't be disappointed spending an evening here.

We attended this amazing musical performance which featured "Gospel to Gershwin" music. Seeing the church should be a must on your list anyway, but the musical performance which is 1x a week in the evening, should definitely be on your bucket list! Such talent!!! Such...More

Congregationalists were among early settlers, but now are mostly represented here in this church which has long been a leader for social justice and a host of concerts and performances. Beautiful interior, interesting graveyard. Lovely little Greek Temple in the graveyard.

Charleston, South Carolina, is all history and so is the Circular Congregational Church. Located at 150 Meeting Street in Charleston's Historic District, it is one of the oldest continuously worshipping congregations in the South. The original settlers of Charles Towne founded this protestant, or dissenting,...More