Explore

SIGHT SEEING

Water Front Park

Visit the Charleston water front park where the iconic Pineapple Fountain is the focal point of the park where visitors and locals alike gather.

Shopping on King Street

U.S. News and World Report named King Street one of the country's "Top 10 Shopping Streets."

Charleston City Market

A bustling thoroughfare, it is a meeting place of Historic Charleston's past and present.

Horse Drawn Carriage Tour

https://oldsouthcarriage.com Explore historic downtown Charleston with a friendly, engaging guide, a beautiful Belgian draft horse, and a comfortable carriage for a memorable carriage ride through history.

Shem Creek

Just minutes from Downtown Charleston, discover a laid-back waterfront destination and treasured local secret.

RESTAURANTS

Magnolia’s

A refined take on traditional Southern cooking, served in a warm, sophisticated environment.

Church & Union

Posh New American dining destination and cocktail bar in a former church with dramatic decor.

High Cotton

Spacious, refined eatery featuring Lowcountry fare cooked using ingredients from nearby farms.

Hall’s Chop House

Hospitality and high-quality dining. Get a reservation early if you want incredible wine, steaks, seafood, salads, and desserts! Another plus... they offer gospel brunch!

REFRESHMENTS

Bourbon N’ Bubbles

Bourbon N' Bubbles is the Upper Kings luxury restaurant and cocktail bar.

The Select

The Select's elegant yet approachable backdrop is perfect to enjoy the vibrant flavors of a seasonally inspired menu, and the most wonderful hand-crafted cocktails.

Rooftop at the Vendue Hotel

The Rooftop Bar is a lively haven of good times with great views of the city.

Pavilion Bar at Market Pavilion Hotel

(Garrett and Daphne went here just before he proposed) The Pavilion Bar is a rooftop oasis, complete with views of historic Charleston, a cascading pool, signature cocktails, eclectic cuisine offerings and the city's most spectacular sunsets.

History

Iconic Pinapple Fountian

In the beginning the fruit was a sense of pride for the Captains and their families and were served fresh at "coming home parties" hosted by the Captains and their families. From there it became a symbol of "Southern Hospitality" in the Charleston community.

The Holy City

Charleston is known as the Holy City, this is due to the large number of beautiful Churches which are historic and built with fantastic Architecture.

Lowndes Grove

Surrounded by 14 acres of live oak groves and peaceful river views, downtown Charleston’s greatest waterfront estate enchants visitors with its idyllic space.