Charleston

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Market Hall was built in 1841 for the use of the commissioners of the market and was also used as a meeting hall. Since 1899 it has been home to the Confederate Museum. The hall was the commercial center of Charleston for many years and served as a... Read More

Charleston

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Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church was built in 1847-48 as the Glebe Street Presbyterian Church. The design is a very academic one and shows the influence of Sir John Soane (1753-1837) one of England's most prominent architects of the late... Read More

Charleston

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WILD BLUE ROPES – CHARLESTON’S TOP OUTDOOR ATTRACTION Wild Blue Ropes offers a selection of outdoor adventure courses for people of all ages and abilities. From exploring your limits and pushing your boundaries, to challenging your capabilities to their... Read More

North Charleston

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Básico offers a modern take on a traditional taqueria, emphasizing local, fresh ingredients and seasonal menu items. Located in the historic Park Circle district between Mixson Market and Mixson Bath & Racquet Club, this gourmet taqueria lives by... Read More

Charleston

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This brewery in the heart of Charleston is steeped in history, having lived through earthquakes, hurricanes, saloons, prohibition, and even a civil war. When you take a tour, it's almost like walking through time, and you can see various displays... Read More

Mount Pleasant

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This walking tour takes you to three/four handpicked bars/restaurant establishments both on and near Shem Creek where guests are provided not only top notch views but also the historic background of the area all the way back to its Native American roots.... Read More