Luxury Stays in the Historic Charleston South Carolina!!!

Luxury Stays in the Historic Charleston South Carolina!!! Best stays to do everything downtown!

With a rich history, well-preserved architecture, and picturesque points, Charleston is the biggest city of Carolina and is known as the top travel destination in the world. Its history, entertainment, and art are all breathtaking. But did you know why 7.3 million tourists visit this heaven every year? Well, after watching this video, you’ll get the answer.
Today, we will discuss some interesting facts about Charleston, including different things that you must know before visiting this city. So, be sure to stick around until the end to find out what exciting things you can do there.

Charleston has the darkest past, but its modern status as a vibrant cultural hub is more intriguing. This waterfront city has all kinds of entertainment from water activities to land surfing. This antebellum town's historic landmarks, museums, secret gardens, and overgrown alleyways surprise the visitors. Here the temperature is a bit higher, but charming and beautiful people, streets, buildings, and mysterious gardens will not make you feel tired. Charleston is full of exciting activities, but first, let's give you an overview of this historical tourist-attracting city.

In 1670, honoring King Charles II, a city named Charles Town was built, but later, it was named Charleston. Within ten years, this city became the fifth most populated city in North America, having a population of 150,000. It is located in the middle of South Carolina's coasts where the Ashley River and the Cooper River meet to form the Atlantic Ocean. Travel and Leisure magazine has named this city the top-ranked US city in travel. You can visit it from March to May or September to November as the temperature remains mild in these months.

Charleston isn't famous just for its historic sites; the people of this city are more welcoming, kind-hearted, and most importantly, have a low crime rate.

So, let's take you to some of the best recreational points in Charleston.

First comes The Battery, a must-visit point, starting from Charleston Harbor and running along Charleston Peninsula. It is famous for southern-style mansions, historic antebellum homes, White Point Garden, and other historic points. From here, you'll get a spectacular view of Sullivan's Island, Historic Fort Sumpter, and Castle Pinckney. Be sure to visit White Point Garden, tucked away under grand oak trees offering an amazing ocean view.

Then comes Isle of Palms County Park, located just 16 miles east of the city. It's a 7 miles long shoreline that is a haven for water enthusiasts. It's famous for water sports, boating, kayaking, a golf course, and restaurants. Here, kids can do tubing while adults can go fishing, swimming, and sailing.

If you don't like the city's hustle and bustle, let's take you to Folly Beach, which is located 12 miles south of downtown Charleston. You can enjoy the charming Southern sunset, surf, or head to the pier to sit and fish. Its sand is pretty clean and safe for your kids.

To learn about the city's maritime history and get a better view of Charleston Harbor, consider going for a boat tour. You can rent a speedboat, kayaks, paddleboats, and cruise here. On a kayak tour, you can spot dolphins, feel the thrill of speed boat adventure, and board a sightseeing cruise to get a spectacular view of all the sights. And if you are with family, you can consider a luxurious dinner cruise to enjoy the best of this place.

If you want to know about this city more deeply, take a walking tour across this living museum. There are centuries-old mansions, cobblestone streets, and many other unique streets. On the walking tour, you must explore King Street for shopping opportunities. Also, be sure to visit Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, Old Slave Mart Museum, Pink House, French Huguenot Church, and other antique buildings.

Also, be sure to visit America's oldest public garden, Magnolia Plantation and Garden which has been open for visitors for the last 150 years. This 400-year-old plantation sprawling over 464 acres includes a zoo and maze for kids, a café, and a theater where you can watch the interesting history of this garden.

Other than this, you can visit Drayton Hall Plantation and walk under the oaks while enjoying the river view. It also holds the title of America's oldest unrestored plantation house and an example of Palladian architecture. Or what about exploring the stunning gardens at Middleton Place?
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