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Greater Summerville/ Dorchester County Visitor Center

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Historic Charleston & Resort Islands

Historic Charleston & Resort Islands
Birthplace of Sweet Tea and Southern Hospitality. It's true. Southern Hospitality began in Summerville, South Carolina--just 24 miles from Charleston. We invite you to experience our original Southern hospitality for yourself. But please take your time and enjoy all that this charming, historic town has to offer. You'll soon find yourself feeling relaxed, rejuvenated and thinking this is exactly how life should be. Stop by the Summerville Visitor Center for free brochures,shopping maps and our newest dining guide. Get information about the self-guided walking tour of Summerville's beautiful historic homes. Be sure to visit our Historic Downtown where you will find unique shops, and delicious local cuisine and of course lots of Southern Sweet Tea.
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Summerville
Coastal & Islands
402 N Main ST,
Summerville, SC 29483 (843) 873-8535
Info & Amenities
Location
On I-26 only 24 minutes from Charleston. Exite 199A and follow the Sweet Tea Trail (ALT 17A which turns into main street) and experience all Summerville has to offer. The Visitor Center is 402 N Main and open 7 days a week.
Days and Hours of Operation
M-F 9am-5pm, Sa 10am-3pm, Su 1-4pm
Days and Holidays Closed
Closed Thanksgiving & Christmas
Dining Information Web Address
http://www.summervilletourism.com/html/dining.html
Motorcoach Parking
Yes

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