Activities in Charleston
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Billy Reid
The designs of Billy Reid—whose boutique empire stretches from Charleston to Dallas—would have looked just as dashing on your great-grandfather. More -
Drayton Hall
A 1742 plantation on the Ashley River run by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. More -
Dulles Designs
Founded by Emilie Dulles, who was inspired by her mother’s appreciation of fine stationery, Dulles Designs sells high quality stationery and paper ... More -
Edmondston-Alston House
The Greek Revival Edmondston-Alston House, which is open for public tours throughout the year. More -
Elizabeth Stuart Design
For furniture, handmade jewelry, vintage lighting fixtures, and regional cookbooks. More -
Grady Ervin & Co.
A classic men's store with its own line of seersucker suits. More -
Historic Charleston Foundation
Operates the Nathaniel Russell and Aiken-Rhett houses and sponsors the Festival of Houses & Gardens every spring. Advance tickets available. More -
Historic Charleston Reproductions Shop
Shop for distinctive local items such as linens inspired by the houses of Rainbow Row. More -
Magar Hatworks
The fantastic creations of couture milliner Leigh Magar have inspired a devoted cult following. More -
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
This 1676 spread has welcomed visitors since shortly after the end of the Civil War. More -
Middleton Place
This 1741 historic plantation has an exquisite formal garden. More -
Old Slave Mart Museum
An intelligent museum in a former slave-trade sales room. More -
Pavilion Bar
Panoramic views. This rooftop bar at the Market Pavilion Hotel offers a panoramic view of Charleston Harbor, the Cooper River Bridge and, in the di... More -
Preservation Society of Charleston
The society runs several historic properties and conducts tours of private homes in the fall. Also has a great book and gift shop for all things Ch... More -
Torch Velvet Lounge
This hangout is all about atmosphere—a martini bar with velvet curtains, hookah pipes, and bed-sized couches. More -
Vera Manigault's Family
Sweet grass is gathered from low-country marshes and then woven into baskets, bracelets, pins, barrettes, and earrings by traditional weavers, all ... More -
Waterfront Park
Though a Great Lawn invites group activity, Waterfront Park was intended to remind Charleston of its place in the natural world—its proximity to th... More
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