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Charleston's Historic Downtown District has stood throughout history as the cultural capital of the South and is considered by many to be a living museum, with a wonderful variety of things to do and see. In this beautifully preserved city you can experience tours through historic landmarks, including 18th century homes and plantations, the Battery, museums, churches and the city market. Charleston boasts numerous art galleries that display the city's impressive appreciation for the visual arts. Charleston maintains all the ingredients necessary for a great vacation.

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  Daniel Island


Within the city of Charleston, a very special island town has emerged. This is a place where traditional neighborhoods and a vibrant downtown enjoy a spectacular setting, surrounded by rivers and creeks  and beautiful marsh views. It is a place where people live and work and play and learn. A place with a unique mix of shops and businesses, schools and churches, and a never-ending list of recreational options. Welcome to Charleston's island town.

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  Mt. Pleasant


For those seeking to be transported back in time, Mount Pleasant is home to the most comprehensive collections of naval aircraft, a tour departure point to Fort Sumter National Monument, and home of the Congressional Medal of Honor Museum. Boone Hall Plantation is one of the few surviving working plantations in the nation and Charles Pinckney National Historic Site is the former residence of one of the framers of the U.S. Constitution.

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   The Islands


Isle of Palms and Sullivan's Island are barrier islands. They are bounded on the southeast by the Atlantic Ocean with beautiful broad beaches and on the northwest by tidal marshes and the Intracoastal Waterway with deep water for boating. Sullivan's Island is an older, established residential and vacation community. Folly Beach is a barrier island situated to the south of James Island. It is separated from James Island by the Folly River and its southeast side fronts the Atlantic Ocean. Kiawah Island and Seabrook Island make up the West Islands. Kiawah Island is a 10,000 acre private residential resort community, south of Johns Island. Seabrook Island is also a private resort development located next to Kiawah. Seabrook Island is unique in that it is totally private and completely owned by its residents. Access to the island is controlled by a security gate to provide privacy for residents and guests.

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  West Ashley


The city limits of Charleston extend across the Ashley River to an area known to locals as West Ashley. In fact, it is the place where the English colonists established the first permanent settlement in the Carolinas in 1670 along the banks of the Ashley River. Today the place where the settlers first stepped ashore, Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site, is among South Carolina's most outstanding natural and historic parks, with 663-acres that feature a reproduction 17th century sailing vessel, natural habitat zoo and beautiful Lowcountry vistas. It is also a favorite play and picnic spot for families from across the Charleston area.

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