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Melissa C. • June 25, 2011Best historic spot in all of Charleston...architecture is stunning and the restoration is beautiful...buy the combo with the Aiken-Rhett house and save $4
Jennifer G. • April 29, 2016If you like architecture, this is a wonderful tour. You can take all of the photographs that you like which is a plus! There is no furniture iside the home; this is an unrestored plantation house.
Charming Inns of Charleston • January 23, 2013We love the Charleston Museum! Such a gem. Their locally-focused exhibits are always fun and amazing.
Steve M. • September 26, 2016Extremely hot inside and u must check ur bags. Mosquitos voracious in courtyard. Bring bug spray.
Beth B. • September 27, 2019Great tour. Very reasonable. Gives excellent perspective on Colony, Revolutionary, and pre-Antebellum history.
Erin O. • July 15, 2013We enjoyed our walk through the museum. Lots of different styles of artwork and a beautiful building to host it all in.
Brittany V. • December 6, 2011Great children's museum. Not as big or fancy as some but they have a great castle area and an adorable outdoor play area. A definite for kids in Charleston!
Charming Inns of Charleston • January 23, 2013Two words: spiral staircase. And one more word: BEAUTIFUL! A must-see for architecture lovers.
7.9Historic and Protected Site •122 E Bay St (at Broad St), Charleston
Debbie C. • July 30, 2013Very interesting. Our tour guide Stephan was terrific - he shared a lot of fascinating history within a brief 30 minute tour. Don't miss the exhibits on the top and main floors.
Justin D. • March 20, 2013If your visiting Charleston and a history fan you need to stop by here, a little building with a lot of history, and there are some objects you can touch and hold. $3 for adults $1 for a student
Amol U. • February 9, 2017Small, but worth the visit. Good information about the "economics" and "game theory" of the slave trade and the different stakeholders involved. Has student discounts ($5).
7.3Art Gallery •161 Calhoun St (at St. Philip St), Charleston
Travel + Leisure • October 7, 2014The small museum on the College of Charleston’s campus is a welcome addition to the city’s art scene. Past exhibits have included American artists Jasper Johns and Shepard Fairey.
8.9Historic and Protected Site • View Prices •340 Concord St (East Bay), Charleston
Nancy M. • October 30, 2018We liked Fort Sumter, it was very educational. Try going the last boat of the day. They lower the American flag and the commentary is quite interesting. We also loved the boat ride back and forth.
George W. • November 28, 2012Great shops. A bit overpriced compared to other similar shops in the city.
Jon • May 29, 2017Small but quite an interesting room filled with historical facts about postal services in Charleston.
?Museum •2070 Sam Rittenberg Blvd (EPIC Center), Charleston
Todd S. • June 22, 2020This is the neatest place for young and old. A great addition to the mall and one of its best assets. Very educational and fun for all! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
C-SPAN • June 11, 2014Built in 1894, Waring Historical Library was originally known as Hoffman Library. For more info check out this C-SPAN video.
Mary Catherine J. • July 2, 2019Take the ghost tour before the building gets turned into office space. It’s a shame it’s not preserved & treated like the awesome historical landmark that it is. It should be office space.
?Science Museum •81 Saint Philip St Ste 202A, Charleston
NASA • January 11, 2011The Hall of Science & Math was involved in a NASA research initiative looking at science education materials to find & create more effective ways to engage students with disabilities in space studies.
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