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Founded in 1682, it is one of the oldest Baptist congregations in the American South and one of the first congregations to relocate to Charleston in 1696. The Sanctuary built in 1820, was designed by Robert Mills, one of the first American born architects. Still an active congregation, tours are available.

Founded in 1846 , this historic building contains a Gothic style sanctuary with stained glass windows and flying buttresses. This cathedral is one of the four bell ringing towers in Charleston. Tours can be arranged in advance. 

Founded in 1749, a Greek Revival synagogue that is the 2nd oldest in use in the U.S. Also, one of the oldest continuous use congregations and the fourth oldest congregation in America. This was the birthplace of American Reform Judaism in 1824. Tours are available. 

The oldest African Methodist Episcopal church building in the southern United States. Founded in 1816, reorganized in 1865 and the current building was constructed in 1891. The first independent African-American denomination in the U.S. and one of the oldest African Methodist congregations.

Historic St. Michael's Church is one of the oldest surviving religious structure in Charleston, built in 1761. The church houses the oldest tower clock in North America. The clock and change ringing bells date back to colonial times. The bells are one of four sets that exist in Charleston. Open for tours. 

The oldest religious congregation in South Carolina., established in 1681. The current location was completed in 1723 but burned to the ground in 1835. The current building was erected in 1835 and the steeple was added between 1848 and 1850. The steeple served as the rear tower of a set of range lighthouses to guide mariners into Charleston's harbor. The church is one of only two in the United States known to have served this function. Tours are available. 

Located between Kiawah and Seabrook islands with access to the intercoastal waterway and the Atlantic Ocean. 200 wet slips and 90 dry slips are available as well as stand-up paddle boarding, fishing, sailing, boat rentals and charters from the Marina. 

Largest South Carolina Marina is in the Charleston Harbor, providing 459 boat slips and boat lifts for storage. Full amenities of the marina and the resort are available. Charter fishing excursions, dolphin watching tours and Charleston Water Taxi are all available from this location. 

The South Atlantic Class-A minor league affiliate of the New York Yankees plays at Joe P Riley Jr. Park, affectionately referred to as ‘The Joe” . Well known for its concession offerings which attract foodies and food afiicionado’s alike and the appearance of Bill Murray at home games. 

Certified training facility, learn something new and create a unique and memorable experience in Charleston on the water. Providing lessons, private charters & rentals from the Charleston City Marina.

Guided tours, rentals and charter of Kayaks, Stand-up Paddle Boards and Boats. Multiple locations around the local barrier islands, this is an opportunity to experience the naturalist side of Charleston. Also provide's ferry access to Bulls Island and Capr Romain. 

Find hidden clues to solve a puzzle and eventually the mystery that will help you escape. Great family/team building activity when you want a fun break from touring. 

This full service facility is open to the public and includes 20 championship courts that are lit for night play. Full pro-shop and locker room is available as is instruction, summer camps and tournament play throughout the year. Home to the Volvo Car Open.

Family friendly marina located in the heart of Isle of Palms on the inter-coastal waterway. From boat storage and rentals to watersports and restaurants, IOP Marina has it all.

Play along tidal marshes with river views. This player friendly course was designed by Gary Player for all levels of play.