Jim & Jill
Things To Do
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
Located along the Charleston harbor, South Carolina's largest museum is home to the WWII USS Yorktown, 3 Navy vessels, 28 historic aircraft, and an immersive 2.5-acre Vietnam Experience.
Shopping on King Street
Cute boutiques and restaurants! This area is more than 300 years old, so it is as much of a historical landmark as it is a shopping destination.
Waterfront Park
Picturesque area for a relaxing afternoon stroll and home to the famous pineapple fountain.
The Battery
A landmark defensive seawall and promenade known for its stately antebellum homes.
Charleston City Market
Open daily and established in 1807, this is one of the nation's oldest public markets.
Rainbow Row
A stretch of 13 colorful houses located right in the middle of Charleston's historic downtown area.
Sullivan's Island
A nice beach town to get food and grab drinks about 20 minutes away from Charleston. Other close beaches to visit include Folly Beach and Isle of Palms!
Fort Sumter
The attack on Fort Sumter marked the official beginning of the American Civil War. A 30 minute ferry ride can take you here from Liberty Square in downtown Charleston or from Patriots Point in Mt. Pleasant.
Eat and Drink
There are SO many amazing restaurants and bars in Charleston. You honestly cannot go wrong! Here are just a few incredible spots: FOOD 167 Raw Oyster Bar Callie's Hot Little Biscuit The Darling Oyster Bar Hank's Seafood High Cotton Husk Leon's Oyster Shop Lewis BBQ Magnolia's Millers All Day The Ordinary DRINKS Blind Tiger Pub Citrus Club on The Dewberry Rooftop Cocktail Club Edmund's Oast Last Saint Prohibition Revelry Brewery Saltwater Cowboys at Shem Creek The Vendue Rooftop