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Nathaniel Russell House Museum

Erected in 1808, Nathaniel Russell House Museum embraces the “neoclassical dwellings” for paying the homage to Nathaniel Russell, Charleston trader. It enjoys the status of National Historic landmark as it shows a glimpse of the elite merchants of the early Federal period.

Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon is the most historical building in South Carolina which talks about patriots and constitutional ratification during colonial era. Built in Georgian architecture, the building focuses on the colonial Charleston and American Revolution with its structure and décor.

Once a part of Ryan’s Mart, Old Slave Mart is a complex with old brick enclosed yard, morgue, slave jail located on the Chalmers to Queen Streets. Old Slave Mart is a must visit museum to explore African art, slave trade illustrations, artifacts and Charleston historic timeline.

Palmetto Island County Park, spread across a whopping 943 acre land, this park is located just a short drive away from Charleston Downtown and sits on the Horlbeck creek. It is ideal for big groups and families, to host picnics, or just spend a day sunbathing. It has a dedicated picnic area with bbq grills. At Palmetto Island park, you can go fishing and then grill them on the bbq tops! Other than a picnic area, there are trails for hiking or biking and an observation deck for mesmerising ocean views as well. For kids, there is a splash pad, which is open from May to September and a 50 foot observation tower with a play area. Read More

Located right on the edge of Charleston Harbor in Mount Pleasant, Patriots Point Links is one of the most scenic golf courses in the entire world. Built in 1979 and designed by Willard Byrd, the 18-holer boasts of 126-score slopes and a year-round golf season.

Small yet interesting museum in Charleston, Postal Museum equips with mannequins, postal museums, stamps, antique furniture etc. in a carved wood building. Apart from its historical postal memorabilia, Postal Museum is famous for its beautiful décor of brass and silver.

Located in the iconic French Quarter, the Principal Gallery of Charleston marks the coming together of American and international artists. A member of the Charleston Gallery Association, this art gallery is known for its impeccable contemporary art that lays emphasis on oil and bronze sculptures and visual representations. Suitable for both amateurs and experts, this art gallery in Charleston encourages an individual vision of every artist through its solo exhibitions, group shows and art fairs. Read More

Located on the Naval Weapons Station in Goose Creek, Redbank Golf Course is the second golf course located at Joint Base Charleston. Opened in 1953, the sprawling Bermuda grass greens of the course is idea for beginners, seniors, and family groups of golfers. If you are lucky, you might spot wildlife like turkey, fox, deer, and even alligators on the course.

Redux Contemporary Art Centre is a non-profit art gallery in Charleston. Small yet impactful, this art centre is known for the best art sessions, workshops and discussion panels in South Carolina. Workshops like figure painting, portrait drawing are a must attend if you happen to be in Charleston on assigned dates. Redux also takes the initiative to discuss the evolution of art across various communities and how they have reached where they are today. With thought-provoking conversations and panels, this art gallery is a must-visit for curious artistic minds. Read More

Located off Highway 41 in Mount Pleasant, RiverTowne Country Club has the only Arnold Palmer golf course in Charleston. Standing by pristine marshlands of the Wando River and Horlbeck Creek, the course is semi-public in nature, offering rate entry as well as premium memberships year-round.