Charleston Attractions
Things to do in Charleston
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Fort Moultrie National Park, which is situated on the Charleston Harbor on Sullivan’s Island, South Carolina, is a popular destination for history buffs visiting Charleston and the surrounding area. Fort Moultrie was a working fort from 1776 until its official closure after World War II in 1947.
Charleston and Mount Pleasant parks are abundant in the area, but the Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park, which features the longest fishing and pedestrian pier in the Southeast, is one not to miss. The 1,250-foot Mount Pleasant Fishing Pier, which was built on top of the pilings of the now extinct Pearman Bridge — which was replaced by the new Arthur J. Ravenel bridge — extends out into the Cooper River, making this one Mount Pleasant park like no other.
The Charleston City Market should be the starting spot for any visitor touring Historic Downtown Charleston, S.C. as the market — and surrounding streets — is filled with incredible local shopping and great food.
Charleston Art Tours are led by professional artists, who give patrons an insider’s understanding of the Charleston art landscape. The intimate two-hour VIP walking tour visits six to eight galleries.
Charleston's Powder Magazine is the city's oldest building, with thick walls and a museum dedicated to the city's history.
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