Charleston

Coast

Located in the heart of Charleston’s historic district, this prominent landmark provides a spectacular view of Fort Sumter and Charleston Harbor, where the Ashley and Cooper rivers empty into the Atlantic Ocean. It was first used as a public garden in... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Named for 14 private homes which mirror the colors of the rainbow, this section dates from 1740 and was Charleston's waterfront district during the 18th century. Read More

Charleston

Coast

The land on which The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist stands was originally purchased in 1821 by our first bishop, The Rt. Rev. John England of Co. Cork, Ireland. Bishop England, four other bishops, and Bishop England’s sister, Joanna Monica England,... Read More

North Charleston

Coast

This scenic park, designed for group and family use, offers over 1,015 acres of woodlands and wetlands, with a freshwater lagoon for pedal boating and bicycling. Other features include a water sprinkler, two playgrounds, a play hill, paved and unpaved... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Hold on to your socks because our dry rubbed ribs, chicken and pork shoulders combined with finger lickin’ sides will knock your socks off! Fiery Ron’s Home Team BBQ combines traditional processes and techniques of classical cuisine with the simplicity... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Minero is a casual Mexican eatery from Neighborhood Dining Group. Located on East Bay Street in historic downtown Charleston, Minero serves affordable food in a fun and lively environment. The menu offers a collection of dishes inspired by the flavors... Read More