O que fazer em Condado de Charleston

Carolina do Sul

On a beautiful day like this one, it only makes sense to stroll through Waterfront Park and relax next to the Pineapple Fountain. Maybe grab an Italian ice on the way, since there is no shortage of vendors selling it around downtown Charleston.
On a beautiful day like this one, it only makes sense to stroll through Waterfront Park and relax next to the Pineapple Fountain. Maybe grab an Italian ice on the way, since there is no shortage of vendors selling it around downtown Charleston.
One of America's oldest working plantations,continually growing crops for over 320 years. Situated near Charleston South Carolina, and listed on the National Register of Historical Houses.Boone Hall Plantation has been open to the public since 1956. The McRae Family purchased the plantation in 1955 and it was Mrs. McRae who furnished the house with antiques and began giving tours. Today, the McRae Family still owns the property, and they continue to make improvements to the plantation so that visitors can experience what plantation life was like.
Folly Beach County Park in South Carolina has one of the darkest night skies that can be found without having to drive a billion miles into the middle of nowhere. It is a great place to watch the night sky (weather permitting). This tree at the end of the park is very special - it stands on it's own and makes for a great subject to photograph. Visit this location at low tides though since the far end of the park is inundated with tidal waters at high tide. You can also spot Dolphins close to the shore here - on this day, there was an entire group of them feeding just feet off the coast. Do carry lots of bug spray with you as the South Carolina bugs are out in murderous numbers on most nights. As regards this image, it is a blend of 3 exposures to capture multiple Perseid meteors. Each exposure was @30 seconds @16mm focal length with an ISO of 3200. #treetrove, #weekend #roadtrip #colorful #bestof5 #meteor #perseid #galaxy #space
The Magnolia plantation in Charleston, SC produced the largest amount of rice for the U.S. at the height of the Civil War.

Condado de Charleston: cidades mais populares

Charleston
Charleston
Compras, Históricos e Tours
Visite o primeiro museu e teatro da América, caminhe pelos jardins históricos e desfrute o melhor jantar do sul dos Estados Unidos na subtropical Charleston.

Motivos para conhecer o local

  • Charleston City Market
  • South Carolina Aquarium
  • Charleston Music Hall
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USS Yorktown mostrando aeronave
Mount Pleasant
Jantar, Rios e Portos
Conheça uma fascinante zona ribeirinha, deliciosos pratos locais e maravilhosas praias quando estiver em Mount Pleasant!

Motivos para conhecer o local

  • Patriots Point
  • USS Yorktown
  • Shem Creek Park
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Folly Beach que inclui um pôr do sol, uma ponte e uma praia
Folly Beach
Praias, Mar e Frutos do mar
A poucos quilômetros de Charleston, esta pequena cidade de frente para o oceano é amada por suas praias incontaminadas e sua atmosfera tranquila.

Motivos para conhecer o local

  • Praias de Folly Island
  • Folly Beach County Park
  • Center Street
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Kiawah Island
Kiawah Island
Praias, Ilhas e Ciclismo
Aventure-se por Kiawah Island e aproveite tudo o que esse destino relaxante tem a oferecer, como vistas para a ilha, maravilhosas praias e templos sagrados.

Motivos para conhecer o local

  • Kiawah Island Beach
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North Charleston
North Charleston
Jantar, Compras e Ideal para famílias
Visite North Charleston e surpreenda-se com seus locais para a degustação de cerveja, seus animados festivais e seus espetáculos teatrais.
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Isle of Palms
Isle of Palms
Praias, Vida selvagem e Mar
Visite Isle of Palms: esse destino romântico surpreende os visitantes com suas praias, suas vistas para a ilha, suas opções de música ao vivo e muito mais!
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