Charleston Ticketing
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Hotels in the Holy City
Founded in 1670, Charleston is the oldest city in South Carolina and one of the most distinctive destinations in the American South. Cobblestone streets, antebellum mansions, working plantations along the Ashley River, and the harbor where the Civil War began all sit within a compact, walkable historic district.
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Attractions & Tours
Top Charleston Experiences
Fort Sumter National Monument
The harbor fort where the first shots of the American Civil War were fired in April 1861 — accessible only by ferry, with stunning views of Charleston's historic skyline.
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
America's oldest public gardens, founded in 1676 — 464 acres of formal gardens, swamp boardwalks, and historic structures along the Ashley River, just 20 minutes from downtown Charleston.
Middleton Place
America's oldest landscaped gardens, designed in 1741 in the formal European style — 65 acres of geometric terraces, reflection ponds, and the famous Butterfly Lakes.
Boone Hall Plantation
America's oldest working plantation, with the iconic Avenue of Oaks — a quarter-mile drive lined with massive 350-year-old live oaks draped in Spanish moss.
Hotels
Where to Stay in Charleston
Hotel Emeline
★★★★★
A boutique 212-room hotel just off King Street, perfectly placed for walking the historic district — with one of the best lobby coffee programs in the city.
Belmond Charleston Place
★★★★★
The grande dame of Charleston hotels — 434 rooms at the corner of King and Market, with one of the best hotel spas in the South and afternoon tea in the lobby.
The Wentworth Mansion
★★★★★
Charleston's most distinctive boutique luxury hotel — 21 rooms in an 1886 mansion with hand-carved woodwork, Tiffany stained glass, and the rooftop cupola overlooking the historic district.
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