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The Confederate Museum
Charleston
Coast
Market Hall was built in 1841 for the use of the commissioners of the market and was also used as a meeting hall. Since 1899 it has been home to the Confederate Museum. The hall was the commercial center of Charleston for many years and served as a... Read More
Econo Lodge North
North Charleston
Coast
Located within 15 minutes of Charleston Historic District or Historic Summerville, less than 5 miles from North Charleston Coliseum and the Tanger Outlet, and within 30 - 35 minutes of Boone Hall Plantation, Magnolia Gardens, Middleton Place, or three... Read More
Edmondston-Alston House
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
St. Philip's Graveyard
Charleston
Coast
Buried here are revolutionaries, politicians, confederates and artists. Among then are Col. William Rhett, known as the "Scourge of the Pirates," charged with bringing the murderous Blackbeard and Stede Bonnet to justice. Edward Rutledge, a signer of... Read More
Pet Fest
Charleston
Coast
Our pets love us unconditionally – so why not give back to your best friends by bringing them out to experience a day of fun, frolic and exploration? Pets and their owners are invited to join Charleston County Parks for a full day of exhibits,... Read More
Charleston City Market
Charleston
Coast
One of the nation's oldest public markets and the cultural heart of Charleston, this lively open-air market features everything from produce to antiques, small shops and restaurants. No matter what time of day or season you plan to visit, there is... Read More