Museum
Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry
A hands-on children’s museum near the Charleston Visitor Center.
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Museum
Mace Brown Museum of Natural History
A College of Charleston museum known for fossils and natural-history collections.
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Parks & Outdoors
Brittlebank Park
An Ashley River park with lawns, playground space and waterfront views.
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Parks & Outdoors
Colonial Lake
A landscaped tidal pond and popular walking loop in Harleston Village.
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Parks & Outdoors
Hampton Park
A spacious city park with gardens, ponds, paths and neighborhood recreation.
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Parks & Outdoors
Marion Square
A central green space that hosts markets, festivals and community events.
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Landmark & History
College of Charleston
A historic urban campus centered on Cistern Yard and classic Charleston architecture.
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Landmark & History
Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
A Gothic Revival cathedral whose copper steeple stands out on the Charleston skyline.
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Landmark & History
St. Philip’s Church
A landmark historic congregation and steeple in Charleston’s French Quarter.
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Landmark & History
St. Michael’s Church
A prominent historic church at the Four Corners of Law with one of Charleston’s defining steeples.
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