Charleston

Coast

Built in 1820 and expanded and remodeled by Gov. William Aiken Jr., this palatial town residence showcases city life in antebellum Charleston. Aiken and his wife traveled to Europe and bought magnificent crystal and bronze chandeliers, classical... Read More

North Charleston

Coast

On February 17, 1864, the H.L. Hunley became the first successful combat submarine in world history when eight men entered an experimental vessel with a mission to sink the USS Housatonic. The Hunley successfully rammed her spar torpedo into the hull of... Read More

Hollywood

Coast

The 643 acre Dungannon Heritage Preserve in Charleston County was acquired to protect one of the top nesting colonies of the federally endangered wood stork in South Carolina. It also provides nesting and feeding habitat for numerous other birds,... Read More

Charleston

Coast

21 East Battery Bed and Breakfast is nestled within the urban compound of Charleston's Edmondston-Alston, just a few steps away from the high Battery. Built in 1825, The Carriage House originally served as a stable and livery and the Quarters housed... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Capture the view and aroma of your food being prepared in the open kitchen of Slightly North of Broad. In this 19th century brick warehouse, executive chef Russ Moore creates southern cuisine at its best. Read More

Charleston

Coast

Forget the box of chocolates for your Valentine this February; Charleston restaurant Circa 1886 is inviting you and your sweetheart to instead enjoy an entire dinner of sweets. The AAA Four-Diamond, Mobil Four-Star restaurant located on the grounds of... Read More