St. Philip's Church

Perched elegantly on Church Street, St. Philip’s Church stands as one of Charleston’s most iconic landmarks. Completed in 1836, its stunning steeple is visible for miles. Inside, admire the grand interior and its treasured organ while pondering the notable figures interred in its graveyard.

5 minutes

St. Michael's Church

Marvel at the grandeur of St. Michael’s Church, known for its towering spire and magnificent Tiffany stained-glass windows. This 1752 structure is the oldest surviving religious structure in Charleston and was once frequented by historical figures like George Washington and Robert E. Lee. While the buildings are open to the public, all entrances are subject to availability as these are working churches in use by their congregations

5 minutes

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Discover the unique intersection where local, state, federal, and church laws meet.

5 minutes

Rainbow Row

Marvel at the pastel-colored historic homes that are a photographer's dream.

5 minutes

Dock Street Theater

Visit America's first building designed for theatrical performances. Entrance subject to availability.

10 minutes

Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon (Pass By)

Step back in time as you explore this pivotal building in American history.

Washington Square

A charming and serene oasis in the heart of the city. Admire the stunning live oaks and picturesque landscapes, and enjoy the many statues and plaques that tell stories of Charleston's vibrant history.

10 minutes

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Walk along The Battery, offering stunning views of the Charleston harbor. This scenic promenade is lined with historic artillery and stately mansions, providing plenty of photo opportunities and breathtaking vistas at every turn.

10 minutes

Old Slave Mart Museum (Pass By)

See the Old Slave Mart Museum, a poignant reminder of a troubled past. Gain insight into the lives of enslaved people and their resilience, and better understand how this piece of history shaped Charleston and the larger American narrative.