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Charleston : Well preserved sites and homes

I have been back to Charleston multiple times. It is really incredible. Probably one of the most historic sites in America and gorgeously preserved. Make sure you check in with the historical preservation society for tours. The best time to go see historical homes is April when the most well-known homes are open to the public. However, at other times of the year the Society organizes walking tours which are great as well. Favorite Attractions: nearby plantations Favorite Restaurants: more...

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Architecture \| History \| Walking Tours Charleston Well preserved sites and homes by estein from NY 1 cheer I have been back to Charleston multiple times. It is really incredible. Probably one of the most historic sites in America and gorgeously preserved. Make sure you check in with... More
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Bicycling \| Churches \| Food and Restaurants \| Gardens \| History \| Markets \| Nightlife \| Shopping \| Walks \| Wildlife \| Breakfast \| Cafe \| Shopping 36 Hours in Charleston, S.C. Easy strolling and fine eating in a city lined with moss-laden oaks....more Article from NYT > Travel
Antiques \| Architecture \| Food and Restaurants \| Festivals \| Gardens \| History \| Markets \| Museums \| Nature \| Parks \| Shopping \| Walks Insider's Charleston This Southern belle of a city is a real charmer—as lovers of fine antebellum homes, stately gardens, and eclectic shops and restaurants quickly discover. Let the locals guide you to their favorite spots—best enjoyed at a walking pace....more Article from National Geographic Traveler

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