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Magnolia Plantation and Gardens More Info
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Magnolia Plantation and Gardens is a 17th century estate. It features the America's oldest gardens which boasts one of the largest collections of azaleas and camellias in the country. Highlights include the Pre-Revolutionary War Plantation House with museum-quality Early American antiques, Biblical Garden, antebellum cabin, Nature Train, Nature Boat, wildlife observation tower, and gift shop. Address: 3550 Ashley River Road | Charleston, SC | 29414 Tel: 1 843 571-1266
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South Carolina Aquarium More Info
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Located on Charleston's historic Harbor, the aquarium explores South Carolina's diverse aquatic habitats. It houses over ten thousand water creatures. Address: 100 Aquarium Wharf | Charleston, SC | 29413 Tel: 1 843 720-1990
Edisto Beach State Park + My Favorites
Located near Charleston, Edisto Beach State Park offers visitors cabins, camping, a playground, swimming, hiking and fishing. There is also an interpretive center and gift shop in the park. Address: . | Edisto Beach, SC Tel: 1 843 869-2156
Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site More Info
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Set on the spot where English colonists established the first permanent settlement in the Carolinas, this park is made up of 663 acres and features a life-sized reproduction of a 17th century sail boat. This park is ideal for history enthusiasts who want to learn about South Carolina's past. Address: 1500 Old Towne Road | Charleston, SC | 29407 Tel: 1 843 852-4200
Edmondston-Alston House More Info
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The Edmondston-Alston House is an elegant example of 19th-century high-style architecture. Originally built in 1825, it was rebuilt in 1838 with Greek Revival detailing by Charles Alston. Alston family furniture, silver and paintings are highlighted during daily guided tours. Address: 1 East Battery | Charleston, SC | 29401 Tel: 1 843 722-7171
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