Charleston City Market
A historic market complex in downtown Charleston, offering a variety of local goods, including sweetgrass baskets and other crafts.
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2 Waterfront Park
A beautiful park along the Cooper River with fountains, walking paths, and scenic views of the harbor.
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3 Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
One of the oldest plantations in the South, known for its stunning gardens, wildlife, and historic house tours.
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4 Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
A maritime museum that features historic ships such as the USS Yorktown aircraft carrier, a submarine, and other naval exhibits.
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5 South Carolina Aquarium
An aquarium featuring a wide variety of marine life, interactive exhibits, and a focus on conservation and education.
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6 Rainbow Row
A series of thirteen colorful historic houses along East Bay Street, known for their pastel hues and charming architecture.
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7 Pineapple Fountain
A famous fountain in Waterfront Park, symbolizing hospitality and offering a picturesque spot for photos.
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8 North Charleston Wannamaker County Park
A large park offering a variety of outdoor activities, including walking trails, picnic areas, and a water park.
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9 White Point Garden
A historic park located at the southern tip of The Battery, featuring monuments, cannons, and beautiful views of the harbor.
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10 Riverfront Park
A scenic park along the Cooper River, ideal for walking, picnicking, and enjoying outdoor concerts and events.
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11 Middleton Place
A National Historic Landmark with America's oldest landscaped gardens, a house museum, and stableyards.
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12 Old Slave Mart Museum
A museum located in a former slave auction gallery, offering exhibits on the history of slavery in Charleston.
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13 The Charleston Museum
America's first museum, featuring exhibits on South Carolina's cultural and natural history.
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14 McLeod Plantation Historic Site
A historic site that offers insights into the lives of the enslaved people and the plantation's history.
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15 Hampton Park
A large public park with beautiful gardens, walking paths, and a pond, perfect for leisure activities.
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16 Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon
A historic building that served various roles, including a British prison during the Revolutionary War, now offering guided tours.
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17 Nathaniel Russell House
A historic house museum known for its impressive architecture, spiral staircase, and period furnishings.
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18 Liberty Square
The departure point for ferries to Fort Sumter, featuring a visitor center with exhibits on Civil War history.
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19 Children's Museum of the Lowcountry
An interactive museum offering hands-on exhibits and activities designed for children and families.
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20 Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge
A cable-stayed bridge spanning the Cooper River, offering pedestrian and bicycle paths with stunning views of Charleston.
