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

On the site of a Colonial marketplace, this handsomely proportioned 1801 building first housed the Bank of the United States and then became Charleston's City Hall in 1818. The design is attributed to Charlestonian Gabriel Manigault, a gentleman... Read More

Wadmalaw Island

Coast

Irvin-House Vineyards is the only domestic winery in Charleston. The property has a large pond stocked with fish, walking trails, and wildlife. Open for wine tastings Wednesday through Saturday from 10 am until 5pm. We offer a free tour of the winery on... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Inspired by the rich historical, architectural and cultural heritage of Charleston, the annual Charleston Antiques Show is a premier destination for collectors and enthusiasts who enjoy seeing and learning about incorporating antiques into modern-day... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Charleston's Best Waterfront Restaurant has a view that is a distinctive destination unto itself. Housed in a 1940s retired naval building on the east side of the Charleston peninsula, Fleet Landing Restaurant features classic and contemporary Southern... Read More

Charleston

Coast

The Cocktail Club presents a refined atmosphere on upper King Street dedicated to the art of the craft cocktail. The Cocktail Club invites you to sample our extensive selection of house-made infusions, rare spirits and farm-to-shaker beverages which... Read More