Top 23 Things to Visit in Charleston, SC! | Full Adventure
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- In this video, my wife Heidi and I see 23 awesome things in Charleston, South Carolina! This city was a lot of fun to visit and perfect for those who love the history of the Revolutionary War period and also architecture lovers.
The places we visit include Broad Street, St. Michael's Church, Rainbow Row, Castle Pinckney, Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon, the Largest tree in South Carolina Angel Oak Tree, Magnolia Plantation, King Street with the Shopping, Hyman's Seafood Restaurant, Arthur Ravenel Junior Bridge, Fort Moultrie, French Quarter & Historic Homes, Heyward Washington House, Cobblestone Alleyway, Powder Magazine, Dock Street Theatre, Huguenot French Protestant Church, Saint Phillips Church, Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist, Walled City of Charles Town, Washington Square, East Battery Street Ocean Walk, Morris Lighthouse on Folly Beach.
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Charleston is the most populous city in the U.S. state of South Carolina, the county seat of Charleston County,[8] and the principal city in the Charleston metropolitan area.[b] The city lies just south of the geographical midpoint of South Carolina's coastline on Charleston Harbor, an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean formed by the confluence of the Ashley, Cooper, and Wando rivers. Charleston had a population of 150,227 at the 2020 census.[9] The population of the Charleston metropolitan area, comprising Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties, was estimated to be 849,417 in 2023.[6] It ranks as the third-most populous metropolitan statistical area in the state, and the 71st-most populous in the United States.
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Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:24 - Broad Street
1:30 - St. Michael's Church
1:50 - Rainbow Row
2:40 - Castle Pinckney
3:20 - Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
3:56 - Largest tree in South Carolina Angel Oak Tree
5:09 - Magnolia Plantation
5:58 - King Street with the Shopping
7:01 - Hyman's Seafood Restaurant
8:16 - Arthur Ravenel Junior Bridge
8:30 -Fort Moultrie
11:32 - French Quarter & Historic Homes
13:32 - Heyward Washington House
13:56 - Cobblestone Alleyway
14:31 - Powder Magazine
15:10 - Dock Street Theatre
15:41 - Huguenot French Protestant Church
16:20 - Saint Phillips Church
17:30 - Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist
18:45 - Walled City of Charles Town
19:16 - Washington Square
19:33 - East Battery Street Ocean Walk
19:53 - Morris Lighthouse on Folly Beach
Extremely professional video, and absolutely loved it❤️❤️
I'm originally from Charleston, and this may be the best Charleston video I have ever seen! Living in Atlanta now but going to see my family next week. I forgot just how beautiful the city is, and I plan to spend some time sightseeing again. Thank you!
Absolutely loved this. We live an hour South of Charleston but rarely get up there, unfortunately. The last time we were there, we had an amazing 40 mile walk around the battery (I might exaggerate a bit) and then an amazing lunch at Fleet. Charleston is amazing. Have you done a Savannah tour? I looked and didn't see it.
A video on savvanah is on the list!
You 2 are an amazing team! Thank you for bringing Charleston to all of us!
Thank you so much Jim! 😊
Awesome 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Estamos planeando visitar charlestón, ahora sabemos que lugares visitar, gracias buen video 👍👍
My hometown
Like your video very much it’s wonderful things to see every where better than any other video that I been watching in the past the ways you take a video is very professional during the time I am watching it didn’t make me boring because it didn’t look like home video, it look like a movie started at holiwoods thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much, we're always trying our best
Excellent video
Wow! I played soccer tournaments annually here, I would love to go back and see all that you see in your video that was missed! Such outstanding editing, information, and dialogue!!
FYI live oaks trees aren’t just on the east coast. They go from Central Texas to the east coast Carolina’s. We are famous for our in New Orleans
Appreciate that!
Love the information., However, Live Oaks are alive in well in Texas, which isn't on the East Coast.
If your from anywhere up north skip this area. Baltimore looks nicer. It’s a tourist trap. The entire outskirts of charelston are trailer parks. Beach is 45 minutes away and they charge you $40 to park. Go to nashville, Austin, Santa fe, savannah even pheonix has more of a country vibe. All the store’s found on kings street can be found at your local mall for free. Save your money and time. The market is the only cool spot here.
As a local thank you! Spread the message so people don't come here.
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They don't call it "North Charleston Trailer Trash" for nothing. At one time South Carolina had more trailers per capita than any other state. The beach communities make it as difficult for visitors to visit the beaches as possible. Lived on Trade Street for 12 years. At least they closed the smelly paper plant from what I hear.
@@kennixox262 and we miss those trailer parks. Sad they removed them for more cookie cutter homes.
@@ryanwalters6184 Like all the lovely starter homes from the early 1980's off of Ashley Phosphate Road? The area around Dorchester Road @ Remount Roads was always so lovely as well as that "little" area of loverly trailer parks between Rivers Avenue and the AFB. Full disclosure, was stationed at JT Base Charleston for 12 long years . The moment I retired, I high tailed it to Las Vegas. Everything is legal here and few Bible Thumpers, Linsey (I have a few stories to tell about him) Graham. One presumes that Charlie Hall, the TEE VEE weatherman is giving the weather report from Heaven?
@@kennixox262 i stayed in an airbnb right off of remount road and it looked like a third world country. our uber driver was hesitant to take us down this block and i grew up in kensington philadelphia that looks like iraq. the only difference is the government maked philadelphia look likr that. south carolina is just dirty because the people are dirty. It’s actually upsetting to see parts of America like this.
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I am resolved to visit 😅
I got joke we in this USA think were they legal to smoke weed at in the global