Charleston Travel Guide | South Carolina's Dreamy Macaron Town 🏘️🍬

Charleston, SC is a classic Southern garden city that beautifully preserves historic architecture from the Civil War era, blending European charm with pastel-colored fairy-tale streets. You can explore the whole city in just 2-3 days! Day 1: Downtown Walking Tour (South to North) 🚶‍♀️ 📍 The Battery – Gorgeous historic homes with water views 📍 Philadelphia Alley – The city’s most picturesque lane 📍 Church Street – Lined with stunning churches in varied architectural styles 📍 Rainbow Row – Iconic candy-colored houses, perfect for photos 📸 📍 Pineapple Fountain – A lovely seaside park with green lawns and the famous pineapple landmark 🍍 📍 Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon – Step into colonial history 📍 Historic City Market – Lively market ideal for souvenirs, near the carriage departure point 🛍️ 📍 King Street – Bustling street full of shops & restaurants 🛒🍽️ ✅ You can cover all these spots in one morning/afternoon. 🌅 Then, drive to Folly Beach for a breathtaking pink-and-purple sunset around 5 PM! Day 2: Plantation Hopping 🌳 Magnolia Plantation & Gardens – Known for its magnolia trees, oak alleys, and scenic bridges. Drayton Hall – America’s oldest untouched plantation house, featuring an 18th-century red-brick home with white columns. Middleton Place – Called “America’s oldest landscaped gardens,” with sculpted terraces, swan-filled lakes, and an excellent on-site restaurant! Day 3: Movie Locations & Coastal Vibes 🎬🌊 Boone Hall Plantation – Famous oak avenue, wedding site of Blake Lively, and filming location for The Notebook. Hop on a tram tour to explore the grounds. Sullivan’s Island Beach – A peaceful, uncrowded beach where you might catch a stunning oversized moon rising. Stay tuned for my next post on the best restaurants in Charleston! 👩‍🍳✨ #Charleston #SouthCarolina #SouthernCharm #TravelGuide #HistoricDistrict #RainbowRow #PlantationTours #TheNotebook #USA #WeekendGetaway #SmallTownVibes #Wanderlust