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Heyward Washington House

Established in 1772, Heyward Washington House is a Georgian style double house which captures the colonial era of America excellently. It houses finest historical furniture, kitchen equipment, formal gardens in the beautiful architectural mansion makes up this museum even more informative.

Isle of Palms is the first choice when it comes to a nice family day at the beach. Situated between the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway, this lovely stretch of sand boasts of a host of recreational activities for all ages. There is a marina, golf and tennis court, shark holes for kids, and many more. It is well-equipped for safety, with beachfront lifeguards, and has other amenities like restrooms and shower areas. You can also spot fishers during the wee hours, waiting for their catch of the day. Read More

James Island County park is spread across an area of 643 acres and is a source of fun all round the year. Here, you get access to picnic spots, seasonal spray fountains, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, an 18 hole disc golf course, bike rental services for biking along the trails, and various other challenging activities. One highlight of this park is the 50 foot climbing wall, which is a great activity to get that adrenaline pumping. There is a crabbing dock and you can also try your hand at fishing in the ocean. With open meadows and camping grounds , it also provides fully - services modern vacation cabins. Read More

Riley Waterfront Park is an old - fashioned park, which was established in 1990, but rose to popularity in recent years and is now one of the peninsula’s most visited parks. Spread over 12 acres of land, the park features old fashioned benches, landscaped gardens, giant sized swings, picturesque plazas, walkway paths, fountains and spectacular views of the waterfront. It is an ideal spot for picnics, sunbathing, walking and biking. There is also access to free wifi all across the park. Read More

Karpeles Manuscript Museum is a perfect destination for avid readers as it can take you down to the time of millions of manuscripts and hand written documents about religion, science, political history and art. From constitutional documents to historical coin collection, museum houses “World’s largest private collection of historic manuscripts” making it a reading heaven.

Regarded as one of the most beautiful barrier islands in Southern Charleston, Kiawah Island Beach has over ten miles of flawless coastline which offers pristine views. It is popular not just for its sand, but also for its underwater beauty, with numerous species like Loggerhead sea turtles and Bottlenose dolphins, which can be spotted at times. Kids can enjoy beach recreations like building sandcastles, bike riding, beach seining, beachcombing, and many more. So whether you decide to bask in the sun or enjoy some water sports, this idyllic beach is an absolute must. Read More

Le Prince Fine Art Gallery is named after its founder Kevin Le Prince. This art gallery in Charleston showcases the work of the founder and a few other artists. However, Le Prince Fine Art Gallery is majorly used as the founder’s studio. Kevin works here every day and is always eager to have a chit chat with the visitors.

Named in the Honour of Francis Marion, Marion Square is a 6.5 acre green space in Charleston, ideal for hosting picnics, sunbathing, walking and enjoying a good game of frisbee. There are several historical monuments housed within this park. It is home to a seasonal farmer’s market, where you can get fresh and organic produce including local fruits and vegetables. Not just markets, it also hosts the annual Charleston Fashion Week, Piccolo Spoleto festival and a lot more. Christmas is a very special time in Charleston, and this park has its own christmas tree, where you can take pictures as well! Read More

Meyer Vogl Gallery is another contemporary art gallery in Charleston. Just like other art galleries where both amateurs and experts get to showcase their talent, this art gallery is known to upgrade its exhibits from time to time. The highlight of Meyer Vogl Gallery is its workshops where one gets a chance to appreciate art and learn techniques that they can confidently apply. These sessions focus on the influence and inspiration behind the creation and teach ways as to how it can be recreated in a manner where the learner can express his creativity. These classes are highly recommended for every art enthusiast. Read More

Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfrom Park is a nautical themed waterfront park is located at the base of Arthur Ravenel Bridge and offers spectacular views of Cooper river. The pier has a large lawn area available for picnics and other recreational activities. There are several trails that lead to the East Coast Greenway for every health enthusiast.