Charleston Vacation & Tourism Guide

 Real Travelers who've been to Nathaniel Russell House

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… downtown, as Jean had instructed me, and went to the Nathaniel-Russel House, evidence of the great wealth of the city (in a sharp… continue reading »

... House takes the regional practice of naming a historic home for the two most significant names in its pedigree to its logical extreme. Built in 1772 by the father of the Declaration of Independence signer Thomas Heyward Jr... more

... to The Citadel and enjoy the colorful weekly parade of cadets, the fabled "Thin Grey Line," at 3PM ... more

 Real Travelers who've been to Drayton Hall

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… we decided to see Drayton Hall, the oldest preserved plantation house in America that is open to the public. It was built… continue reading »

... founded in 1773, has exhibits and art depicting African-American life in the South Carolina Lowcountr ... more

 Real Travelers who've been to South Carolina Aquarium

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… huge they are. The South Carolina Aquarium boasts a 330,000 gallon ocean tank, and they have a loggerhead turtle and two… continue reading »

... maze and antebellum cabin are first stops for the little ones, the petting zoo with African pygmy goats, deer, and other friendly animals is the real calling card ... more

topics: historic homes, 19th century, American history. more

... Bay Street, this pub occupies a historic location, a bar having operated here since 1803. The name comes from the days when Charlestonians opened up illegal "parlors of consumption" before the days of speak-easies -- these... more

... Gullah Tours, featuring stories told in the Gullah dialect, leave from Gallery Chuma at 43 John Street near the visitors ... more

... fresh seafood utilizing the finest regional produce. Executive Chef Adam Close cuisine offers a wide variety of seafood selections, housemade pasta and gourmet pizzas from our woodburning oven. Guests may choose to dine ins... more

Velvet covered walls accented with Cyprus woodwork, 19th-century paintings and contemporary depictions ... more

... in a rehabbed barbershop in a quiet residential neighborhood, Hominy Grill has become a cult favorite with Charleston foodies. The building dates back to 1837 and features original worn hardwoods and punched tin ceiling. An... more

... is located in South Carolina. When you step inside the restaurant, you'll notice a romantic atmosphere. This restaurant ... more

... three star American, try a. W. Shucks in Charleston. Check out this popular and affordable place in the Downtown area. It's known for its deli. This place features great views. Upon entering the restaurant, you'll find a ca... more

Poogan was the name of a dog that got left behind when the house was sold; Poogan stayed on the porch even after ... more

... bistro in historic French Quarter serves Lowcountry cuisine, such as grouper, shrimp and beef dishes that feature fresh, local ingredients. User Reviews for Eighty-two Queen Wouldn't know about the food, we waited for 45 mi... more

... Scene :Slightly North of Broad--or S.N.O.B., as locals call it--is much friendlier than its name implies. With high ceilings and exposed brickwork, the space has the elegance of a downtown loft. But homey touches, like stri... more

... tavern specializes in modern American cuisine including seafood and seared prime ribeye in elegant atmosphere. User Reviews for McCrady's Tavern I nominate Sean Brock for Best New Chef ever.... 01/04/2007 Posted by angelica... more

... star American, try Cypress - A Lowcountry Grille in Charleston. Here's a place to get good food. Located in the Historic District neighborhood, this restaurant is mildly expensive. It's known for its fusion. It's been award... more