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Middleton Place
4,163 reviews
"In addition to breathtaking gardens and views, we took the "Beyond the Fields" tour and learned about South Carolina's golden crop, rice, as well as how the Middleton family treated those who were enslaved on thei...""The area around the barn is really interesting with a cooper who was very informative along with a potter, some stable hands who hitched up water buffalo using voice commands, displays on rice, etc...we loved that..."
Nature & Parks
Joe Riley Waterfront Park
5,481 reviews
"Enjoy the fountains, sprinklers, kids playing on the grounds, reviewing the monuments, gazing at the suspension bridge, watching the boats in the harbor or just enjoying the space it really is has something for ev...""This park is a perfect place to go for a leisurely stroll and enjoy the river view or sit in the shade of the trees and reflect on God's beauty around you or enjoy the pineapple fountain and watch the little ones..."
Museums
Fort Sumter National Monument
5,551 reviews
"Knowledgeable NP rangers at the visitor center, lovely boat ride and memorable flag raising ceremony in the morning for those that helped AND watched to raise our flag.""The visitors centers at Liberty Square and on the island, though are warm and house well-thought-out exhibits explaining the events leading up to the attack that marked the beginning of the Civil War and its after..."
Nature & Parks
Battery & White Point Gardens
2,374 reviews
"Beautiful park, incredible trees, amazing mortars, history from the native Americans to present day.""... in cool shade after walking the historic streets of Charleston - 'South of Broad' if you're there in Spring (April-May) you can enjoy the Black-crowned Nigh Herons which are nesting in the lives of the live oaks."
Museums
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
1,361 reviews
"The guided tour of the dungeon was interesting, with stories of events surrounding political prisoners, gun ammo storage, and English tea! Upstairs, you will see artifacts that date back to the 1700’s and 1800’s s...""Our guide was excellent; she gave so much history from before the Revolutionary War through the Civil War, and there was a nice two story museum highlighting events from both periods."
Nature & Parks
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
6,736 reviews
"Had a wonderful trip around plantation lots to see Very interesting plus fabulous little petting zoo Shawn our driver was brilliant made the trip Good knowledge and vey informative Passionate about magnolia garden...""If you enjoy history, this plantation is a must see! Rich in beauty and history, guides walk visitors through an extensive (yet interesting) family lineage in the house tour, as well as picture perfect walking tra..."
Sights & Landmarks
Pineapple Fountain
558 reviews
"This really lovely fountain is an iconic spot in Charleston, and a great spot for photos.""With a short walk from Rainbow Row, you come to a beautiful public waterfront park with seating areas/conversation spots, fountains (the Pineapple is one of the most grand!) and a wonderful pier on which you can l..."
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Charleston City Market
7,838 reviews
"Great local crafts and artisans here at great prices There are many booths in stalls we picked up a beautiful artist in brick to use as a doorstop that had some beautiful Charleston images painted on it as well as...""The Market is many blocks long and houses many different vendors selling a variety of wares...shoes, clothing, hats, jewelry, paintings, photography, other art, Christmas decorations, sports team products, teas, c..."
Sights & Landmarks
Aiken-Rhett House
1,595 reviews
"This "preserved" house and slave quarters, with ts easy-to-use audio guide, gives you an excellent insight into how the upper classes lived in the 18th and 19th centuries, along with a good perspective on the slav...""This is my favorite historic building to visit in Charleston because it is full of history, is centrally located in the heart of downtown, and you can tour at our own pace using their audio guides."
Sights & Landmarks
Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist
980 reviews
"Impressive structure in the heart of Charleston, lots of light and beautiful stained-glass stained glass / excellent contrast with the church's white walls & gold decorations.""Thoroughly enjoyed our visit of about 90 minutes duration to take in the history and the beautiful architecture.. Well worth a visit to this outstanding building Pleased to endorse and recommend."
Museums
Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim
621 reviews
"Sadly closed due to the pandemic, this is the second oldest synagogue in the US (after Truro in Newport, Rhode Island), the oldest continuous Jewish congregation in the US, and the founders of the American Reform...""A Fascinating bit of Jewish history in Charleston via film and docent tour, known as the birthplace of Reform Judaism in America"
