King Street is full of restaurants and shops for great food and shopping! Key areas to explore include the Historic District, with landmarks like Rainbow Row and the Battery, as well as Charleston City Market.

Rainbow Row: A picturesque row of colorful colonial-era townhouses on East Bay Street.

The Battery: A walkway along the water with stunning views of the harbor and Fort Sumter.

Charleston City Market: A historic shopping and dining area with various vendors.

Charleston Waterfront Park: The perfect venue to stretch out and soak up the scene. With a prime location overlooking Charleston Harbor and the Cooper River, and more than 10 acres of room to roam,

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Given the time of year, Charleston has many popular ghost tours! These tours explore the city's haunted history and share stories of its ghostly residents. Charleston's ghost tours vary in style and content. Some focus on specific themes like wartime history or gruesome tales. Others offer all-ages ghost walks or even combine ghost tours with pub crawls.

The Ravenel Bridge walking path is 2.5 miles long , making it a five-mile round trip. Of course, that doesn't mean you have to trek across the whole thing. Many visitors stop at the halfway point of the bridge, about 1.2 miles up, and turn back. Parking is located at Waterfront Park in Mount Pleasant, near the Visitor Center. From there, you’ll be able to find the pedestrian path easily!