Mary Katherine & JakeMary Katherine & Jake
Things To DoThings To Do
Fort Sumter National MonumentFort Sumter National Monument
Take a ferry over a tour historic Ft. Sumter. If you take the morning ferry you will be there for the daily flag raising ceremony.
Two Sisters ToursTwo Sisters Tours
Highly Recommend this tour! Its a walking tour downtown historic Charleston
Charleston City MarketCharleston City Market
walk through and shop for local jewelry, prints, baskets, and local foods in the open air market
Old South Carriage CompanyOld South Carriage Company
Horse Drawn Carriage tours of Charleston
Museums and MoreMuseums and More
Gibbes Museum, Middleton Place, and Boone Hall. and Magnolia Plantation all are worth a visit
Stroll King StreetStroll King Street
Shopping galore as you walk down King Street. Charleston Place is also known for its specialty shops. This is part of Charleston Place hotel right on King Street.
Walk the waterfront and surrounding areaWalk the waterfront and surrounding area
Historic Downtown Charm Waterfront park: great views of Charleston Harbor while strolling Rainbow Row & The Battery: Iconic rows of pastel-colored houses meeting grand historic mansions facing the harbor, offering quintessential Charleston views. French Quarter: Cobblestone streets, hidden gardens, art galleries, and historic architecture (like the Dock Street Theatre) make this area incredibly charming. Tradd Street & Legare Street: Quaint, tree-lined residential streets with beautiful homes, often less crowded than main thoroughfares. Church Street: Known for its quiet beauty, historic churches, and colorful window boxes.
Walk the Arthur Ravenel BridgeWalk the Arthur Ravenel Bridge
brave the wind and the only local “hill” for great views of the city
Rent bikesRent bikes
Rent bikes from Holy City Spokes to explore the peninsula