Charleston

Coast

The house was built in the late Federal style by Scottish shipping merchant Charles Edmondston at the height of his commercial success. In 1825, it was one of the first substantial houses to be built along the city’s sea wall away from the noisy wharves... Read More

Charleston

Coast

The restored Dock Street Theatre reopened in May 2010 with a Spoleto Festival performance of "Flora," the first opera ever performed in the American Colonies. The first theatre in the Colonies, Dock Street opened in 1736 and was lost in the fire of... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Revel in the joy of a most extraordinary holiday season! Join costumed interpreters and trained actors as they take you back to the Christmas of 1782. This lively event celebrates the return of Arthur Middleton from Philadelphia, the end of the... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Have dinner in the ambiance created by mahogany paneling, hand-stenciled hardwood flooring, and the soft sounds of jazz music seven nights a week at Charleston Grill! Located in the Charleston Place Hotel, Charleston Grill's innovative menu is... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Al di La serves simple, authentic Northern Italian cuisine while using the freshest ingredients. The restaurant serves small plates, meats and cheeses and wood-fired pizzette in addition to its four-course Italian cuisine. The menu includes: smoked beef... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Pubs, pirates, patriots, police, priests, prostitutes... Charleston's history through the bottom of a glass! Stroll with our pirates & colonial rogues to some of Charleston's most historic taverns and hear unusual, but true, Charleston stories that you... Read More