Landmarks
Dock Street Theater
America’s first theater, originally built in 1736 and beautifully restored — home to Charleston Stage productions.
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The Battery
Historic seawall promenade lined with antebellum mansions and Civil War cannons, overlooking Charleston Harbor.
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White Point Garden
A shaded public park with monuments, cannons, and views of the harbor — located at the southern tip of The Battery.
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Rainbow Row
A colorful row of thirteen historic homes — Charleston’s most photographed and iconic street view.
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Pineapple Fountain
Located in Waterfront Park, this welcoming symbol of Southern hospitality is a popular spot for photos and relaxing views.
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Waterfront Park
Stretching along the Cooper River, this park features swings, fountains, and a scenic walkway through Charleston’s harborfront.
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Four Corners of Law
An intersection where federal, state, local, and religious buildings face each other — at Broad and Meeting Streets.
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Charleston City Market
A historic market with vendors selling local crafts, sweetgrass baskets, and Charleston-themed gifts.
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