15 Minutes from Our Doorstep

167 Raw Oyster Bar, located in historic downtown Charleston, brings a New England–style oyster bar experience to the Lowcountry, showcasing the finest seafood the East Coast has to offer.

Croghan’s Jewel Box, a Charleston institution for over a century, offers more than fine jewelry—each piece carries a story meant to be cherished for generations. Known for its thoughtful service and timeless designs, the beloved family-owned shop has become a destination for treasured heirlooms and meaningful experiences.

The Charleston City Market is a historic four-block marketplace dating back to the 1790s, offering local goods in an iconic downtown setting.

The Gibbes Museum of Art showcases Southern art and culture in a historic Beaux Arts building in the heart of Charleston.

Off Track Ice Cream crafts traditional and vegan ice cream from scratch, featuring both classic and creative flavors.

Look Up Charleston, the city’s newest indoor art, fashion, and gift collective, has opened at 128 Meeting Street (upstairs). This mixed-media space brings together artwork, jewelry, gifts, clothing, vintage fashion, studio and event space, and even acting classes—all under one creative roof.

Harken is more than a café—it’s a community built by a close-knit team dedicated to creating a space that feels like home. With a focus on connection, respect, and joy, the staff cultivates an environment where guests can slow down, share stories, and savor both coffee and company.

Candlefish is a fragrance-focused shop and workshop featuring 100 signature scents. Guests can explore candles, accessories, and decor in a space designed to inspire a joyful, instinct-led experience with scent.

The Mercato offers a relaxed yet refined dining experience featuring salads, paninis, Sicilian-style pizzas, and pastries. Guests can also browse the marketplace for a curated selection of authentic Italian goods to enjoy or share at home.

Join Bulldog Tours to visit The Old City Jail, a striking historic structure that once housed Charleston’s most notorious criminals, pirates, and Civil War prisoners.

The OOPS! Co., a family-owned business since 1982, is a beloved South Carolina retailer offering fashion for women, men, and kids alongside quirky gifts at great prices. With five local locations and ever-changing inventory, OOPS! blends iconic brands, unique finds, and daily new arrivals to keep shopping fun and fresh.

Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner throughout the week, the vibrant spot invites guests to enjoy fresh flavors and a lively atmosphere.

The College of Charleston boasts a stunning campus that blends timeless architecture with lush green spaces, creating an inspiring environment for learning and community.

Since 2010, The Gin Joint has redefined Charleston’s cocktail scene with one of the city’s largest spirit selections and a seasonally curated menu. Guests can opt for the playful “Bartender’s Choice,” selecting two adjectives to inspire a custom creation, or enjoy thoughtful bar bites that pair perfectly with intentional, hand-crafted drinks—all in an atmosphere as unique as the team behind it.

The Old Slave Mart, built in 1859, stands as the last remaining slave auction gallery in South Carolina, offering a solemn and important glimpse into Charleston’s history.

The Nathaniel Russell House is a landmark of neoclassical architecture, offering a glimpse into early 19th-century Charleston history.

Ritual Rooftop Restaurant & Lounge offers a vibrant experience in the heart of downtown Charleston—serving as a chic rooftop restaurant and lounge by day, and transforming into a lively bar and nightclub by night.

The Heyward-Washington House is a preserved 18th-century home that once hosted George Washington and belonged to a signer of the Declaration of Independence.

Colonial Lake is a scenic, historic park in downtown Charleston, perfect for walking, jogging, or relaxing by the water.

Marion Square is a historic ten-acre park in downtown Charleston, originally established as a parade ground and now a lively hub for community events and gatherings.

The iconic Pineapple Fountain is a beloved Charleston landmark, symbolizing hospitality and offering a picturesque spot along the waterfront.

Rainbow Row is a charming row of pastel-colored homes in Charleston’s historic district, celebrated as one of the city’s most iconic and photographed landmarks.

Have your Notebook moment at the American Theater, where classic romance meets timeless Art Deco charm.