Things to do in Charleston
Sightseeing
I-Battery
Filled with shopping and many restaurants, a stroll down King Street is a must-do when visiting Charleston! On Saturdays, you can catch the Charleston Farmers Market.
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King Street
King StreetFilled with shopping and many restaurants, a stroll down King Street is a must-do when visiting Charleston! On Saturdays, you can catch the Charleston Farmers Market.
Best beach for a relaxing day. Good for families as well!
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Sullivan's Island
Best beach for a relaxing day. Good for families as well!
Great spot for surfing and a long stroll down the pier. The food scene here is also great!
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Folly Beach
East Ashley AvenueGreat spot for surfing and a long stroll down the pier. The food scene here is also great!
Rainbow Row
83-107 E Bay StUmgquma we-Angel Oak
3688 Angel Oak RdI-Aquarium yaseSouth Carolina
100 Aquarium WharfFood scene
Lewis Barbecue
464 N Nassau StBowens Island Restaurant
1870 Bowens Island RdRodney Scott's BBQ - Charleston
1011 King StreetHoly City Brewing
1021 Aragon AveCOAST Brewing Company
1250 2nd St N
Leon's
698 King St
FIG
232 Meeting St
The Obstinate Daughter
2063 Middle StThe Harbinger Cafe & Bakery
1107 King StAmacebiso ngesixeko
Ungaphoswa
Lots to do!
If you're interested in learning about the history of Charleston, there are several walking tours of the historical homes/churches/other sites in the downtown area. Rainbow Row is a short walk from The Battery and is a popular tourist spot featuring the quintessential Charleston-style homes in beautiful colors! There are plenty of shopping destinations near our home as well, and the Charleston City Market is a widely popular spot with local makers & artisans. Charleston is especially known for the many great restaurants; 5 Church, Frannie & the Fox, and Husk are just a few that come to mind.