Visit Charleston, South Carolina

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Charleston South Carolina

Charleston, South Carolina is a seaside city steeped in history and charm.
It is the second largest city in South Carolina, behind Columbia SC.

The greater Charleston area is composed of distinct and vibrant
communities including North Charleston, Mt. Pleasant, Sullivan’s
Island, Folly Beach, Isle of Palms, Kiawah Island, & Seabrook Island.

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Visit Charleston, South Carolina


Fort Sumter National Monument In Charleston
Where The Civil War Began - April 12, 1861

The Charleston SC area is crawling with history and is a dream come true
for history buffs. During your Charleston South Carolina vacation, a trip to
Fort Sumter is an absolute must, after all, this is where the Civil War began.

Fort Sumter NPS visitor center is free,
Spirit ferry ride tour tickets cost $16.

Charleston Boat Tours

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Great place to eat in the historic district..

Charleston's Best Restaurant: Slightly North of Broad (SNOB) in Charleston, SC

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I had lunch there. It was very very good.

Great place to eat in the historic district..

Charleston's Best Restaurant: Slightly North of Broad (SNOB) in Charleston, SC

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We have had a condo out on one of the barrier islands for many years. Always enjoy a trip into town any time we are there.

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Charleston in the fall

We have been to Charleston in the spring time. Beautiful flowers at the plantations and spring walk/tours of the homes was a highlight during our visit. Now we are looking into the a trip to Charleston in the fall time of the year with my in-laws who are in the early 80's. What would we expect to see for fall colors in the coastal city? Are there fall festivals that take place or would you recommend a late November trip for the Christmas decorations? We have not decided yet- looking for ideas. Also, are there scooters for rent for those who cannot walk far- if anybody knows I would really appriciate the insight.