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Visiting Charleston
A City You'll Fall In Love With
Voted "Top City in the United States" by Condé Nast Traveler readers, Charleston is adored and renowned for its hospitality, beauty, architecture, history, food, and culture. Check out some of our favorite things.
"What makes this inn a stand-out is its location; finish breakfast, walk 50 feet and you're in the center of Charleston. I parked my car and never had to move it. We walked to the antique stores, the waterfront, the City Market, the restaurants and the churches. A great stay on my first visit to Charleston."
Calendar of Events
2013
Spoleto Festival
Spoleto Festival USA is one of the most recognized and acclaimed art festivals in the world, drawing thousands of visitors to Charleston each spring. The festival supports new and innovative works while enhancing public appreciation of the arts- from dance and music to theater and jazz.
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Craft Beer and Blue Jeans Dinner at Circa 1886
Enjoy a fun and informal early summer evening at Circa 1886 for our first Craft Beer and Blue Jean Dinner. Feast on Southern fare prepared by Executive Chef Marc Collins paired with locally brewed beer from Charleston's finest breweries.
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Sizzling Summer Celebration, Circa 1886
Join Wentworth Mansion and Circa 1886 in celebrating Independence Day in true southern fashion with libations and delicacies hot off the grill, all accompanied by a live jazz soloist. After dark, guests head to the Mansion's cupola with panoramic views of the city to watch Charleston's fireworks display.
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Circa 1886 at the Wentworth Mansion
For an exquisite dinner with intimate ambiance, our own Circa 1886.
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A Dawn or Dusk Walk South of Broad
Take in the early morning or evening beauty as you stroll South of Broad to the Battery and take in the stunning views of historic homes and the water.
A Barrier Island Eco Tour
Discover the natural plants and animals that make the barrier islands of Charleston their home.
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Fort Sumter
Take a long, beautiful glimpse at Charleston's history at Fort Sumter, the site of the first shots of the Civil War.
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The oldest surviving Georgian Palladian architecture in the U.S. and the only plantation on the Ashley River to remain intact today. Drayton Hall is meant to be explored, discovered and treasured.
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From its piazza, General P. T. Beauregard watched the fierce bombardment of Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861, signaling the start of the Civil War. Today, you can tour the home's public rooms, piazzas, Federal and Greek revival design, and the vast collection of family silver, decorative arts and furniture.
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