Charleston, USA

Show: all | airports | hotels | shopping locations | landmarks & sights | restaurants & bars | cities & villages | waterbodies & beaches

liked Paris | Toronto | Barcelona | Asheville | Victoria | Madrid | Bar Harbor | Munich | St. Louis | Sonoma | Seville | Budapest | Santa Barbara | Cancun | Boston | Washington | Vancouver | San Diego | Chicago | Nashville | Sydney | Portland | Hana | Savannah | Montreal

did not like Bakersfield | Fresno | Detroit | Dallas | Grand Rapids

"Here is a list of Charleston Pet Friendly Hotels based on reviews from across the web."
uptake.com:  Charleston Pet Friendly Hotels

"If you have a link with great content that travellers need, you can add it at South Carolina/Links."
world.wikia.com

"Founded in 1770, the College of Charleston is the oldest institution of higher education in the state of South Carolina and the thirteenth oldest in the United States."
wikitravel.org

"More information on South Carolina Travel at Wikitravel.org."
world66.com

"Charleston Exuding the elegance and dignity of the lifestyle of the privileged classes of the old south, the South Carolina port city of Charleston survived the Civil War and a series of natural catastrophes, emerging with its style intact."
tripreport.com

"South Carolina Flag and Fast Facts."
.nationalgeographic.com

"Follow the two-day tour above, then on Day 3 make your first stop the South Carolina Aquarium, near Upper King, which overlooks Charleston Harbor."
fodors.com

"At South Carolina Aquarium, the 380,000-gallon Great Ocean Tank has the tallest aquarium window in North America."
fodors.com

"The historic centre with its mansions from attracting over 25,000 participants, is one of the most popular roadraces in the the 18-th century, Fort Sumter, the many museums and the location of the Atlantic, make this city a very attractive destination."
world66.com

"Fort Sumter National Monument has guided tours of the place where the first shot of the Civil War was fired."
fodors.com

"Eighty years later the bombardment of Fort Sumter, at the entrance to Charleston harbour, marked the beginning of the Civil War."
planetware.com

"From there take the harbor ferry to Fort Sumter National Monument to see where the Civil War began, or tour the waterfront on one of the other boat tours that depart from the Maritime Center."
fodors.com

"Take a history lesson: Fort Sumter is just one of the hsitoric sites worth a few hours of your time."
fodors.com

"The Civil War, ignited at nearby Fort Sumter, quashed the plantation economy, but by the 1920s, the city had revived enough to inspire the dance craze named after it."
nationalgeographic.com