Beautiful Garden! Another hidden gem in downtown Charleston. I highly recommend taking a walk down…read moreLegare Street to see this home and the famous Sword Gate House at 32 Legare Street.

A beautiful gate made by ironsmith Christopher Werner. Definitely worth a stop during a walk South…read moreof Broad.

Beautiful home right across from White Point Gardens. Alexander Graham Bell, Henry Ford, Theodore…read moreRoosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt all stayed here when it was a boutique hotel.

This was an amazing free WWII with a 9/11 memorial!! There wasn't a lot of parking but there is an…read moreempty lot next to it with a bathroom (was locked). You can even watch planes and helicopters from the airport take off. There was a lot of history and information here! Definitely worth a stop if in the area!

What a beautiful tribute to the men & women who have served our country and a great opportunity to…read morelearn about their service in a beautiful park setting. Everyone's comments have been very accurate. We enjoyed learning and seeing the 'nose art'. The WWII section was very well done with clear photographic images of that time. Do yourself a favor and take some time to honor those who sacrifice for our freedom.

Went to a Spoleto event at the Cistern, and I feel it was marvelous. I went for a live jazz music…read moreperformance, and the setup was awesome. Sound and lighting were as good as indoor facilities, seating was folding chairs but with decent comfort, and row spacing was roomy. It's May/June and I was worried about bugs and bites, but next day I had no bites, no itching. Don't know if they sprayed, or we just got lucky. I didn't use the "facilities," so I can't comment on the cleanliness or amount of bathrooms.

This courtyard has many, many faces It is the homage to the…read moregraduates at the College of Charleston, the opening of the Charleston Wine & Food Festival, the stage for Spoleto music events, a light show during the holidays and one of the most beautiful courtyards in all of Charleston. It is even perfect to sit and read a book over a smoothie. If you love architecture; enough said!!

Uh....got lost and found this place. Haha. It's a very beautiful place. Sorry, I don't know if…read morethere's many pokemons in this area.

I was here in December 2025 visiting friends. We went to this wonderful park. It was very clean…read morewith clear paths to the beach. The have a water station to rinse your feet after playing in the sand. The park has a entrance fee, but I'm not sure what it was since my friends had an annual park pass. Parking was plentiful There is a nice gift shop to which you need to walk through to get to the pier. I found some cute souvenirs as touristy prices. The pier has a gigantic chair for photo opts!

Had a good time at Huntington Beach State Park. Grounds are well maintained, the beach is right…read morethere so enjoy some time with feet in the sand. Got a close view of an alligator as well. Only drawback is Atalaya Castle. Definitely expected more there and it wasn't worth the extra charge in my opinion. Good time otherwise though.

This fountain is a main attraction to Charleston. It was a beautiful as all the pictures and very…read morepleasant to just sit and relax in the park. There are 2 small walking paths on either side around the park. ...you are also allowed to go in the fountain. I went in the middle of winter. The water was freezing, but it was a memory!

The Pineapple Fountain at Waterfront Park in Charleston is a symbol of the city and beautiful place…read moreto visit. It's surrounded by trees and looks right out onto the Charleston harbor. The area around the fountain is a nice place for a stroll. Street parking can be tough, especially during peak hours.

Fun little piece of Irish history hidden in plain sight at the Hibernian Hall Society building. Fun…read morespot recommended to see from Atlas Obscura!

Visited here for an afternoon with friends. It was wonderful. Had tea in the tea room and really…read moreenjoyed it. The finger food was delicious. Very relaxing.

Although the house was n ice to go through, our guide though informative, talked about his family a…read morelot and also talked a little too much instead of taking us through the entire house. He talked for almost an hour from the time he opened the door. Being in my late 70s and with a cane this was a little long for me, and a couple others also it seemed as they had to find places to sit on the stairs. I was so tired from standing and listening to him talk I didn't go upstairs or down to the cellar. The mosquitos were everywhere inside and out. I think visitors should have been warned about them and provided a repellant.