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Gibbes Museum of Art
A leading art museum with American works, Charleston history objects and a fine collection in a grand Beaux-Arts building by the waterfront.
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A leading art museum with American works, Charleston history objects and a fine collection in a grand Beaux-Arts building by the waterfront.
A compact museum interpreting Charleston's role in the American Revolution through artefacts, immersive displays and a central location near the harbour.
A former naval site presenting medal recipients' stories with immersive galleries and harbour views. It offers a modern perspective on military service.
A palm-lined waterfront promenade with harbour breezes, grand houses and easy access to views, benches and major historic sights.
A lively historic district of market buildings and lanes filled with local crafts, architecture and a central base for exploring downtown on foot.
A landscaped public park with fountains, monuments and seasonal events. It is a useful stop between museums, shops and nearby historic streets.
A Lowcountry staple of rice cooked with onions, peppers and sausage or bacon. It reflects Charleston’s Gullah Geechee and rice-growing heritage.
A rich soup of blue crab, crab roe and cream or stock, long associated with Charleston hospitality and local coastal cooking.
Stone-ground grits cooked creamy, often with butter and cheese. Grits are a defining Southern side deeply rooted in Lowcountry meals.
Busy oyster bar and seafood spot serving she-crab soup, po’ boys and shellfish in a relaxed, traditional market atmosphere.
Upscale dining room focused on refined Lowcountry cooking, with polished service and dishes rooted in Charleston ingredients.
Popular bakery and café for biscuits, shrimp and grits, Southern breakfasts and pastries in a smart-casual setting.
Charleston is pricier than many Southern US cities, with higher hotel and restaurant costs in the historic centre; public transport is limited, so visitors often also pay for taxis or parking.
Tip 18-20% in restaurants, more for excellent service. Taxis usually get 10-15%. Round up or leave $1-2 at cafés for counter service.