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

Charleston's first Methodist congregation purchased this parcel of land in 1795 and erected the church here in 1797. Black and white congregations worshiped here until 1851, when a larger Greek Revival-style sanctuary was built. Dedicated in 1853,... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Customized step-on guided group tours of Charleston and nearby Sea Islands - specializing in African American history and culture. Most tours depart from the Charleston Visitor Center, 375 Meeting St., but departure location can vary upon request. Also... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Daily Tours include: Pirate History Tour Children's Treasure Hunt Tour Pirate & Ghost Tour Daytime Ghost Tour Join Charleston’s most photographed guides on award-winning tours that bring history to life! The Pirate Tour features stories of... Read More

Charleston

Coast

A Charleston tradition since 1946, Bessinger's Barbeque serves Southern-style barbeque, sandwiches and sides made with the highest quality ingredients. The restaurant, in its third generation of ownership by the Bessinger family, offers both a... Read More

Charleston

Coast

This sophisticated Southern dining spot blends the comforts of a traditional Southern kitchen with familiar regional dishes prepared with the utmost care for quality and flavor. The menu incorporates local fresh ingredients and old family recipes to... Read More