Red, White, & Blue on the Green

The all-male (at that time) Citadel was established in 1842 as an arsenal and a refuge for whites in the event of a slave upr...

The Karpeles library is the world's largest repository of original manuscripts and documents. David and Marsha Karpeles founded the insti...

It was named after the former mayor of Charleston, the Honorable Joseph P Riley, Junior. Located on the Citadel, and affectionately calle...

Set about 1.6km (1 mile) west of George Town -- on a seafronting plot of land that's dotted with groves of coconut palms and...

Located in a railroad storage depot listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Music Farm is your station for live music. Ou...

Southern life in the 18th and 19th centuries was elegant, sophisticated and centered on the plantation. The Plantation Tour, offered by t...

If you want seafood, this is THE place to come. Housed in the historic district of the city, Boathouse has over 6,200 square feet to impr...

This restaurant is the perfect choice for those who want to pick up some 'healthy fast food'. Limited seating is available, but most peop...

Try a plate of shrimp or salmon served with grits at this popular restaurant. Seafood dishes can be ordered fried, broiled, Cajun, Caribb...

There's an old Southern saying about "country come to city." This is one case where "city has come to country." The Peninsula...

California Dreaming is situated at the mouth of the Ashley River, and therefore patrons can enjoy a dazzling view of the water as they di...

We think it's simply the best. Charlestonians know that they can spot the local society types here; newcomers recognize it as...

This downtown warehouse restaurant is a fun place for large groups and casual get-togethers. Anyone who has seen the movie "Forrest Gump"...

Take a trip back to old Italy as you step through the door off King Street in historic downtown Charleston to find a homey, provincial am...