Charleston

The oak trees that line the entrance to Boone Hall Plantation took over 200 years to meet and create the corridor leading to the home. Multiple tours are available that showcase all that happened at Boone Hall Plantation when it was a working residence.

Open to the public since 1870, Magnolia Plantation and Gardens offers boat tours, train tours, a zoo and a nature center. It's America's last large-scale Romantic-style garden, and is the perfect place to host a wedding or other events.

Go out for a night of improv comedy and enjoy a hilarious show that will make you laugh all evening long. As a matter of fact, it's so popular it's recommended to buy tickets early in the morning before they are sold out.

A trip to Charleston must include a sail ride on The Schooner Pride. The pleasant and relaxing sailing boat offers a variety of events, both private and corporate, which are followed by a range of activities, from Afternoon Dolphin Sail to Moonlight Sail. The professional and courteous crew contribute to the great experience by narrating compelling stories about the area.

This 90-minute walking tour of the dark edges of the Charleston Historic Haunted District will include cemeteries, churches, and back alleyways. Hear narratives passed on through the years of all things haunted in Charleston. After all, a city established as part of the original Thirteen Colonies must have some great and terrifying stories to tell.

The Gibbes Museum of Art has between 6 and 8 exhibitions every year, including the permanent Charleston Story exhibit. The museum also offers lectures, tours and classes. After its renovation, the museum reopened again in 2016, transforming into an even more vivid cultural hot spot.

The Dock Street Theater is an irreplaceable part of Charleston's artistic life. In 1736, it was opened as the first structure to be built exclusively for performances. Even today, after almost 4 centuries in the heart of Charleston, the theater still hosts many plays like Annie and Charlotte's Web.

As the oldest carriage tour in Charleston, Palmetto has long been on the list of things to include in a visit. A one-hour tour in the carriage will show you around the historic highlights and things that most visitors don't get to see. If you want to see Charleston from a different perspective, experience this comprehensive tour.

Castle Pinckney is one of America's oldest intact forts that has witnessed a long and storied past from Colonial times through the Confederate period. While it remains closed to public access, boat tours offer a glimpse of this historic landmark.

Middleton Place is home to America's oldest landscape gardens. Built in 1755, the House Museum features four generations of furniture, silver, porcelain, and books. You can admire the wonderful flora and fauna and learn about the history of the mansion. The silence and tranquility make this place a romantic one for wedding ceremonies.