Various hotels in the area and even on base sometimes offer special rates. However, there are unadvertised discounts for military, AAA members, and seniors if you just ask at the ticket window.
Just outside the South Carolina Aquarium is a walkway that takes you along the water's edge to some of the best harbor views in Charleston.
Definitely on the pricey side but worth the splurge. The food is fantastic especially the shrimp and grits. It didn't just have shrimp but peices of lobster and scallops too. Absolutely incredible!
Never actually a place where slaves were sold instead a gift from the city to newly freed slaves so they would have a place to sell their wares. Today it's a shopping mecca in the middle of downtown.
Check out King Street every 2nd Sunday of each month! Traffic is closed to vehicles as local vendors and pedestrians take over a stretch of King for one day out of the month. Leggi tutto.
During the holiday season, you HAVE to go see Polar Express in 4D. It's NOT the full length movie but it is a lot of fun. Real snow, the chairs rumble... It really makes you feel like a kid again.
Welcome to Winter Wonderland! The traffic is horrific but with 3 miles of spectacular displays and a place to park for rides and yummy Christmas treats, it's an absolute must.
Photo Tip: During the summer months the pier stays open longer hours, allowing you the opportunity to shoot gorgeous sunsets from the end of the pier.
While it doesn't look like much from the outside, inside is warmth, art, and quirkiness that lends itself to the menu with bizarre but tasty food combinations.
A little hard to find (parking is even worse) but still a great somewhat unknown place for live comedy.
Always follow rule #5 on the sign: do not enter the fountain if you have diarrhea. Amen.
I have no idea how the wings are. This tip is for Sheepman's Graffiti Wall on the back side of the building. Remember to bring your camera. It's that awesome.
Come for the climbing wall, stay for the bike trail, and enjoy that dog park!
Beautiful and romantic, just make sure you wear bug spray. The mosquitos get thick in the warmer months.
Generally, live oaks grow out, not up. The Angel Oak did both. This tree stands 65 feet tall, and its canopy provides 17,000 square feet of shade.
Start the day with a crepe at Charleston Crêpe Company. After that, try the pickled okra from Fresh Pickle Works or shrimp and grits from Tasty Brunch. Leggi tutto.
There is a small bike path over the bridge where you can walk along and see the breathtaking view of Charleston, the harbor and the sea from a height of 200ft.
Just a quiant little alley nestled in one of the corners of the city but you really get an idea of this cities character on this little path.
This is the best, most authentic Irish pub in the state of South Carolina. Great staff, perfectly poured pints of Guinness and fantastic food. Locals in the know simply call it "the Pub". Leggi tutto.
It's more like your mom's kitchen than a resturant. If your mom is an awesome cook and an obsession with all things sunflower related.
Perfect place for a lazy Saturday afternoon lunch. Relaxed atmosphere and few customers. Plus grass fed cattle make great burgers!
A secret bar/hangout spot inside the club Light. If you don't know how to find it, you aren't going to find it. It's pretty small so seating is limited and the drinks are pricey but it's very chill.
I've never been inside the church but I have explored their cemetary and it's unlike any cemetary I've ever been in. It feels more like a garden thick with so many plants you forget you're downtown.
