Charleston Solo Trip (3-Day Guide) 🌸📸

🚗 Parking Recommendation: 1 Cumberland St, Charleston, SC 29401 🅿️ 📝 Highlights: 🏠 Rainbow Row – A row of macaron-colored historic buildings that feel like stepping into a fairy tale. Pink, purple, mint-green houses with black shutters — playful and vintage! 🌆 Philadelphia Alley – A dreamlike lane with colorful houses, turning ordinary streets into a sweet summer poem. ✨ 🛍️ City Market – A 200-year-old market with food, art, crafts, and handmade sweetgrass baskets. Lots of unique finds! 🧺 🍍 Pineapple Fountain – Located in Waterfront Park, this iconic fountain is a must-see. 🛒 Church Street / King Street – Connected to Rainbow Row. King St has vintage shops like "Kissmet" (a Turkish store where the owner warmly offers pumpkin tea 🎃). Met a retired jazz bassist who played in Manhattan in 1988! 🌊 The Battery – A seaside park with giant oak trees, swings, and benches — perfect for relaxing by the ocean. 🏛️ Old Slave Mart Museum – Located at 6 Chalmers St, tickets $8. One of America’s slavery museums, housed in a pre-Civil War slave auction building. Features personal narratives, artifacts, and audio recordings of enslaved people. A somber but important visit. 🛶 Cypress Gardens – Filming location for The Notebook! Absolutely stunning — tickets $10 (buy on-site). Arrive early to avoid long lines. The boat ride feels like floating in a fairy tale — peaceful with soothing nature sounds. 🌿 🌳 Middleton Place – Tickets $29. Tours explain the history of enslaved laborers who worked here. (Gone with the Wind vibes!) 🌲 Angel Oak Park – Free entry! A 400+ year-old oak tree — breathtaking and awe-inspiring. ⚠️⚠️⚠️ Remember to bring mosquito repellent — trust me on this! 🦟 #RelaxingTravel #ExploringTheWorld #SoloTravel #SoloTravelGuide #CharlestonTravel #CharlestonGuide #SoloFemaleTravel #WanderFreely #Travel 🌍✨