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Charleston Hotels
Voted #1 City In The World
2016
4 Days/3 Nights From $199.00 - $599.00
Why Vacation in Charleston?
T Historic Charleston is bursting with Southern charm and hospitality. The city feels a bit like it’s suspended in time, thanks to its antebellum architecture and surrounding plantation landscapes. Take in incredible views of the Battery and the French Quarter as you stroll the Waterfront Park, then become inspired by the cultivated beauty of the gardens at Middleton Place. At night, try a ghost tour for an introduction to the spooky side of the city.
The quiet, antebellum city of Charleston, in South Carolina, has long been creeping its way up the World’s Best Cities list. From its No. 2 spot in 2015, the Holy City had only one place to go: up.
If you’re traveling to Charleston, there’s no shortage of historic sites, world-class restaurants, attractive public squares and diversions. But there are a few highlights every itinerary should include.
Start your trip with a stroll along King Street, a three-mile shopping promenade known for chic boutiques and antique shops. Definitely peek your head inside Blue Bicycle Books, George C. Birlant & Co, and Croghan’s Jewel Box.
You’ll need to ring a bell to get access to Croghan’s, a century-old jewel box of antique lockets, estate diamond brooches, and a selection of unusual Charleston-only items (think: $120 bowties made from South Carolina turkey feathers and $320 Corinthian white bronze oyster belt buckles on local alligator strap).
Catching a show at Dock Street Theatre, a recently-revamped space with elaborate black cypress woodwork and modern amenities like air conditioning, is one of the most fun things to do in Charleston. And, of course, you must photograph the line of homes from 83-107 East Bay Street. Jasmine-fringed, pastel colored Georgian-style homes here have become known as Rainbow Row.
And what to do in Charleston to get reprieve from the balmy summer heat? Take a water taxi to Sullivan’s Island, where the waters are calm and tourists fewer than neighboring Folly Beach It’s not hard to pass an afternoon lounging on the 3.3-mile stretch of sandy beach. For lunch, grab a bite at The Obstinate Daughter, which serves Bloody Marys mixed with yellow tomato juice.
Look closely during your trip to Charleston, and you may even catch a glimpse of hometown hero Stephen Colbert, who still has a home here, enjoying his Charleston favorites: the fried chicken at Husk, the 18th-century antique stores, and sipping local corn vodka at a new distillery.
T Historic Charleston is bursting with Southern charm and hospitality. The city feels a bit like it’s suspended in time, thanks to its antebellum architecture and surrounding plantation landscapes. Take in incredible views of the Battery and the French Quarter as you stroll the Waterfront Park, then become inspired by the cultivated beauty of the gardens at Middleton Place. At night, try a ghost tour for an introduction to the spooky side of the city.
The quiet, antebellum city of Charleston, in South Carolina, has long been creeping its way up the World’s Best Cities list. From its No. 2 spot in 2015, the Holy City had only one place to go: up.
If you’re traveling to Charleston, there’s no shortage of historic sites, world-class restaurants, attractive public squares and diversions. But there are a few highlights every itinerary should include.
Start your trip with a stroll along King Street, a three-mile shopping promenade known for chic boutiques and antique shops. Definitely peek your head inside Blue Bicycle Books, George C. Birlant & Co, and Croghan’s Jewel Box.
You’ll need to ring a bell to get access to Croghan’s, a century-old jewel box of antique lockets, estate diamond brooches, and a selection of unusual Charleston-only items (think: $120 bowties made from South Carolina turkey feathers and $320 Corinthian white bronze oyster belt buckles on local alligator strap).
Catching a show at Dock Street Theatre, a recently-revamped space with elaborate black cypress woodwork and modern amenities like air conditioning, is one of the most fun things to do in Charleston. And, of course, you must photograph the line of homes from 83-107 East Bay Street. Jasmine-fringed, pastel colored Georgian-style homes here have become known as Rainbow Row.
And what to do in Charleston to get reprieve from the balmy summer heat? Take a water taxi to Sullivan’s Island, where the waters are calm and tourists fewer than neighboring Folly Beach It’s not hard to pass an afternoon lounging on the 3.3-mile stretch of sandy beach. For lunch, grab a bite at The Obstinate Daughter, which serves Bloody Marys mixed with yellow tomato juice.
Look closely during your trip to Charleston, and you may even catch a glimpse of hometown hero Stephen Colbert, who still has a home here, enjoying his Charleston favorites: the fried chicken at Husk, the 18th-century antique stores, and sipping local corn vodka at a new distillery.
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