Exploring Historic Charleston
For more than three centuries, Charleston has captivated visitors and residents alike. With its distinct architecture, charming gardens and squares, excellent shopping, world-renowned restaurants, nearby white sand beaches and friendly locals, the Holy City is where history and hospitality truly meet.
Our Favorite Nearby Attractions
Waterfront Park
Cooper Riverfront, Charleston
Spanning 12 acres along a half-mile of the Cooper River, this popular Charleston park is dotted with picturesque walkways and foundations.
Charleston City Market
188 Meeting Street
The cultural heart of Charleston, the Historic City Market spans four city blocks and features hundreds of artisans, galleries and shops. Don’t miss the city’s quintessential sweetgrass baskets.
Rainbow Row
East Bay St.
Just around the corner from our inn, Rainbow Row is famous for its pastel colored homes with overflowing flower boxes and a slew of restaurants and cafes.
King Street
King St
Steps from Elliott House is King St, the prime spot for Charleston shopping. Wander through boutiques, art galleries, and shops.
Fort Sumter
Charleston Harbor
Dubbed the “birthplace of the Civil War,” Fort Sumter is located in Charleston Harbor and is accessible by concession-operated ferry or personal boat.
Open daily, hours vary by season
South Carolina Aquarium
100 Aquarium Wharf
Come face-to-fin with more than 5,000 animals, including stingrays, sharks and alligators. The Sea Turtle Hospital is a must-see.
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
40 Patriots Point Rd.
Follow in the steps of naval heroes at Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum, home of the USS Yorktown.
Sullivan's Island
Located just a few minutes from downtown Charleston, Sullivan's Island draws locals and visitors to its wide beaches and array of dining, shopping and on-the-water-recreation.
