Top 23 Things to Visit in Charleston, SC! | Full Adventure

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

[joannnofal]

Extremely professional video, and absolutely loved it❤️❤️

[Ofthegirl]

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!

[jimginocchio]

You 2 are an amazing team! Thank you for bringing Charleston to all of us!

[Lizatube]

Your tour videos are top notch! Not boring at all! Thank you!
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[hugeblue]

8/5/24 - Great job Guys ! Have been a Charlestonian for 83 Years! Really enjoyed this video . Come back soon!

[paulavang]

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.

[deniseheins]

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.

[danni]

Thank you for the great video! It def makes me want to visit. I love the music choices in your video too. Are you guys from Fl too? I noticed the dolphins shirt lol. Tnx again! ❤

[ibethlopez]

Estamos planeando visitar charlestón, ahora sabemos que lugares visitar, gracias buen video 👍👍

[albertsnow]

On the way to Fort Moultrie there was a sea food restaurant. It looked like an old run down two story house. I haven't been back in several years I wonder if it is still there. It had the best sea food!

[sdottolo]

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

[Bobjamz.]

Wow, that's the first time I ever watched this video! And I gotta say not only you two are wonderful, but educational also! Keep up the good work on YouTube, you both are doing great!😁☺️😇

Even though I never visit South Carolina, but it's pretty amusing by the way.

[denniemcdaniel]

I am a native Charlestonian! I love my city.. thanks for this video. As to the previous comment.. not everyone who does not live in the city proper lives in a trailer.. plus what is wrong with a trailer? Prejudice alive and well!,

[ablack]

Great video guys!! I’m going to visit Charleston soon and this was very helpful. Thank you…😊

[chicklette]

Did y'all get to see the oldest liquor store ? Been selling since 1686 back when they were building Charlestown. The roads are uneven like that because downtown was mostly made with landfill:) OG settlement is across the Ashley River and is now a park 'Charlestown Landing' maybe next visit!😊

[liselottnelson]

I know people say that Haymans restaurant is a tourist trap. But I love it ❤

[melaniethorntonfan]

Sehr gutes Video mit sehr guten Informationen über Charleston 😀.
Ich war 2002, 2004, 2006 und 2008 in dieser schönen Stadt.

Liebe und schöne Grüße aus Ingolstadt /Deutschland 🍀❤️

[Juror-]

Love the information., However, Live Oaks are alive in well in Texas, which isn't on the East Coast.

[herbalspear]

I live her and born here. Truly is on beautiful city but everyone knows that. Love tourists but they come back to live here. Roads are having problems handling traffic. Nice vid

[Carolyn-ke]

Come in the summer when the humidity makes it *feel like* temps over 103+, hard to breathe, not to mention the mosquitoes eating you up and you’ll get a reality check. Especially downtown. Finding a bathroom or parking space is almost nil there. Even the beaches that you can’t see from the road because the rich own all the oceanfront property are unbearable with little to no parking and hot sand burning your feet as you trudge out there with all your paraphernalia to get to the water. Live here and that is reality. We gave up going downtown a decade ago due to lack of parking, traffic and narrow one way roads.