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Charleston Travel Guide | Dreamy Pastel Town in South Carolina 🌸🏛️🌴

Charleston, South Carolina is a classic Southern garden city that perfectly preserves its historic architecture from the Civil War era, infused with strong European charm. The macaron-colored houses will make you feel like you’ve stepped into a fairy tale. You can easily explore the entire city in just 2-3 days! Day 1: Downtown Walking Tour (South to North) 🚶‍♀️📸 📍 The Battery – Southern tip of downtown, filled with beautiful historic homes 📍 Philadelphia Alley – The most picturesque alley 📍 Church Street – Home to churches of various architectural styles 📍 Rainbow Row – A must-visit photo spot with dreamy pastel historic buildings 📍 Pineapple Fountain – A waterfront park with large lawns and the iconic pineapple fountain 🍍 📍 Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon – Rich with history 📍 Historic City Market – A lively market perfect for souvenirs, located next to the carriage departure point 🎠 📍 King Street – The most bustling street for shopping and dining 🛍️🍽️ All these spots can be covered in one morning and afternoon. Before sunset, drive to Folly Beach 🏖️ to catch a stunning pink and purple sunset around 5 PM! 🌅 Day 2: Plantation Hopping 🏡🌳 Magnolia Plantation & Gardens: Named for its many magnolia trees. Not too large, but famous for its oak alley and scenic bridges. Drayton Hall: The oldest unrestored plantation in the U.S., featuring an 18th-century red-brick mansion with white columns. Middleton Place: Known as "America’s oldest landscaped garden," featuring sculpted gardens and a graceful swan pond. I personally found the views even more impressive than Magnolia’s. Don’t miss the delicious restaurant here! 🦢🍴 Day 3: Movie Locations & More 🎬💍 Boone Hall Plantation: One of the most famous plantations, with a stunning oak avenue. It was a filming location for The Notebook and where Blake Lively got married! Tram tours available. Sullivan’s Island Beach: A peaceful and uncrowded beach where, if you’re lucky, you might see a spectacular giant moon rise. 🌕 Up next: Food guide to Charleston’s best restaurants! Stay tuned 👏😋 #AmericanSouth #Charleston #HiddenGems #WeekendGetaway #SouthCarolina #TravelUSA

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Charleston Travel Guide | Dreamy Pastel Town in South Carolina 🌸🏛️🌴

Charleston, South Carolina is a classic Southern garden city that perfectly preserves its historic architecture from the Civil War era, infused with strong European charm. The macaron-colored houses will make you feel like you’ve stepped into a fairy tale. You can easily explore the entire city in just 2-3 days! Day 1: Downtown Walking Tour (South to North) 🚶‍♀️📸 📍 The Battery – Southern tip of downtown, filled with beautiful historic homes 📍 Philadelphia Alley – The most picturesque alley 📍 Church Street – Home to churches of various architectural styles 📍 Rainbow Row – A must-visit photo spot with dreamy pastel historic buildings 📍 Pineapple Fountain – A waterfront park with large lawns and the iconic pineapple fountain 🍍 📍 Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon – Rich with history 📍 Historic City Market – A lively market perfect for souvenirs, located next to the carriage departure point 🎠 📍 King Street – The most bustling street for shopping and dining 🛍️🍽️ All these spots can be covered in one morning and afternoon. Before sunset, drive to Folly Beach 🏖️ to catch a stunning pink and purple sunset around 5 PM! 🌅 Day 2: Plantation Hopping 🏡🌳 Magnolia Plantation & Gardens: Named for its many magnolia trees. Not too large, but famous for its oak alley and scenic bridges. Drayton Hall: The oldest unrestored plantation in the U.S., featuring an 18th-century red-brick mansion with white columns. Middleton Place: Known as "America’s oldest landscaped garden," featuring sculpted gardens and a graceful swan pond. I personally found the views even more impressive than Magnolia’s. Don’t miss the delicious restaurant here! 🦢🍴 Day 3: Movie Locations & More 🎬💍 Boone Hall Plantation: One of the most famous plantations, with a stunning oak avenue. It was a filming location for The Notebook and where Blake Lively got married! Tram tours available. Sullivan’s Island Beach: A peaceful and uncrowded beach where, if you’re lucky, you might see a spectacular giant moon rise. 🌕 Up next: Food guide to Charleston’s best restaurants! Stay tuned 👏😋 #AmericanSouth #Charleston #HiddenGems #WeekendGetaway #SouthCarolina #TravelUSA

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