Gibbes Museum of Art

Established in 1905 by the Carolina Art Association, the Gibbes Museum contains an intriguing collection of prints and drawin...

Founded in 1681 within the original city walls, this is one of Charleston's oldest churches and established the first Sunday school in S...

Jack Thomson's Civil War Walking Tour of Charleston combines 188 photographs with actual locations to take the traveler into the past and...

If you want a new and interesting way to explore the downtown area of Charleston, horse carriages are your best bet. Kings Street in the...

Trott's Cottage located in the Historic District, is one of the few properties belonging to the pre-revolutionary era. The cottage is pr...

In 1681, a group of persecuted French Huguenots left France and established a community in Charleston, but a series of fires burned the c...

Since 1742 St. John's Lutheran Church has been actively working for the development and enrichment of it's patrons. "The Post & Courier N...

This theater is housed on the restored site of the first building designed for theatrical performances in the United States. In reverence...

Depart from Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum aboard the Spirit of Carolina for a magnificent three-hour dinner...

Washington Square Park is Charleston's first public park. Several statues and monuments in the park honor some of the great people from S...

Poogan was the name of a dog that got left behind when the house was sold; Poogan stayed on the porch even after the new owners decided t...

82 Queen is the ultimate destination for a menu that is as diverse as Charleston. With it's lush garden outdoor seating and 11 elegant d...

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...

You will find Fulton Five covered in vines and tucked in a small alley off of King Street. Dinner here is usually reserved for a special...

The Charleston Grill offers Contemporary Lowcountry cuisine featuring fresh local produce, seafood & game, prepared with a French accent....

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

Billing itself as an "authentic Irish pub," Tommy Condon's offers three different dining experiences beneath one roof. Diners can opt to...

A few steps from the busy City Market, this popular downtown restaurant offers a variety of meat, chicken, and seafood entrees accompanie...

Off the main lobby of Charleston Place, an Orient Express Hotel, is the hidden dining gem that serves delectable dishes. Open for breakfa...

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