Charleston

Coast

(c.1890) Beautiful Queen Anne mansion overlooking Charleston Harbor; Afternoon tea; All private baths; Tiffany stained glass windows; elegant arched piazzas, manicured garden. Romantic B&B with abundant Southern charm. Read More

Charleston

Coast

The building, begun in 1722 and interrupted by the Revolution, was completed in 1787. In 1852, the building was remodeled with plans by Francis D. Lee that were inspired by the Chapel of Henry VII in England's Westminster Abbey. Special features include... Read More

Charleston

Coast

It was established in 1789, the oldest Roman Catholic church in South Carolina. Also it is the mother church of the dioceses of South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia. The church ceiling was hand-painted by Caesare Porte in Rome, Italy. The present... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Completed in 1815 and consecrated a year later, this was the first of the Episcopal churches in the area to be consecrated by an American Bishop. The building was in continuous use during the Civil War; it's bells however were dismantled and sent to... Read More

North Charleston

Coast

Visitors keep coming back for the ham hocks, mac 'n cheese, lima beans, cabbage, field peas, yams, red rice, fried chicken, pig feet and other delicious foods served at Bertha's Kitchen. Three sisters operate the restaurant named for their late mother... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Housed in a renovated gas station off of the historic route 17, Xiao Bao Biscuit dishes up a variety of foods inspired by experiences and travels throughout Asia that they like to call "Asian comfort food". Named one of the "Best New Restaurants" by Bon... Read More