Boone Hall Plantation

The oak trees that line the entrance to Boone Hall Plantation took over 200 years to meet and create the corridor leading to the home. Multiple tours are available that showcase all that happened at Boone Hall Plantation when it was a working residence.

• Web:

  www.boonehallplantation.com

• Address:

  1235 Long Point Road, Mt Pleasant

• Phone:

  +1 843 884 4371

Castle Pinckney

Located in Charleston Harbor, Castle Pinckney is one of the oldest forts still intact. Visit Castle Pinckney to discover a piece of America's history. Walk among the cannons, cobblestone paths and thick, fortified walls. Experience what it must have felt for one to sense the heat of the sun against their neck, carry a musket, and patrol up and down 24/7.

• Address:

  Shute's Folly Island, Charleston Harbor

Charleston Food Tours

Charleston Food Tours is addressed to all food lovers by offering an array of culinary temptations. You have the opportunity to select among several tours depending on your food preferences. During each tour you visit a variety of local restaurants, bakeries and pastry shops characterized by distinctive food and warm hospitality.

• Web:

  www.charlestonfoodtours.com

• E-mail:

  info@charlestonfoodtours.com

• Address:

  18-B Anson Street, Charleston

• Phone:

  +1 843 727 1100

Charleston Ghost and Dungeon Tour

This 90-minute walking tour of the dark edges of the Charleston Historic Haunted District will include cemeteries, churches, and back alleyways. Hear narratives passed on through the years of all things haunted in Charleston. After all, a city established as part of the original Thirteen Colonies must have some great and terrifying stories to tell.

• Web:

  www.bulldogtours.com

• Address:

  18 Anson Street, Charleston

• Phone:

  +1 843 722 8687

Dock Street Theatre

The Dock Street Theater is an irreplaceable part of Charleston's artistic life. In 1736, it was opened as the first structure to be built exclusively for performances. Even today, after almost 4 centuries in the heart of Charleston, the theater still hosts many plays like Annie and Charlotte's Web.

• Web:

  www.charlestonstage.com

• E-mail:

  byoung@charlestonstage.com

• Address:

  135 Church Street, Charleston

• Phone:

  +1 843 577 7183

Fort Sumter

As the site of the first shots fired during the Civil War, Fort Sumter has a strong place in American History. On a boat ride to Fort Sumter, hear about events that lead to the War between the states. After an hour to tour Fort Sumter the boat returns back to either of the two departure locations.

• Web:

  www.nps.gov/fosu/index.htm

• Address:

  1214 Middle Street, Sullivan’s Island

• Phone:

  +1 843 883 3123