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What to see at the Charleston:
● The Gray Line of Charleston – For the charming and historic city Charleston of guided minibus tours for you offers the Gray Line of Charleston. Into the well preserved past of the city an informative look and more fun will give you these yours.
● The French Huguenot Church – In France from the persecutions of Protestant by the Huguenot refugees about 1681 was formed, in 1687 at the present site was built the first church.
● The Circular Congregational Church – this congregation was founded in Charles town at the original settlement by the French Huguenots, Irish Presbyterians and Scotch, the Congregationalists at the 150 Meeting St about 1681 as the Independent Church which known. The Meeting Street named this street because at the White Meeting House they met.
● The First Baptist Church – About 1683 was organized, in 1699 was donate the recent site. In the South it is the oldest Baptist site and of the Southern Baptists as the mother church often considered.
● The St. Philip’s Episcopal Church – By the St. Michael at the present occupied site about 1681 was organized.
● Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim – In 1749 it was organized, in the world among the surviving Reform it is the oldest one.
● The Trinity United Methodist Church – In 1791 it was organized at the 273 Meeting St.
● The St. Mary’s Catholic Church – In 1789 it was organized at the 89 Hasell St.
● The Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist – In 1821 it was organized at the 120 Broad St.
● The Second Presbyterian Church – In 1809 it was organized at the 342 Meeting St.
● The St. John’s Lutheran Church – In 1742 it was organized at the 5 Clifford St.
● The Citadel Square Baptist Church – In 1854 it was organized at the 328 Meeting St.
● The St. Matthews Lutheran Church – In 1840 it was organized at the 405 King St.
Explore the Charleston:
There are many things to do at the Charleston such as the Carriage Tours, Walking Tours, relaxing in the beaches, Angel Oak for the nature lover, Knot Stressed Charters and Hydrofly Watersports. All the year round many festivals organized in Charleston. In January here celebrated the Lowcountry Oyster Festival and Charleston Marathon, in February Southeastern Wildlife Exhibition, from mid-March to mid-April the Walking Garden and House Tours, from Memorial Day to mid-June the Spoleto Festival USA, from Memorial Day to mid-June the Spoleto Festival USA, from the Memorial Day to mid-June the Piccolo Spoleto Festival, in October the Taste of Charleston and in December the Christmas in Charleston. You can shopping here freely, on South Market Street you can enjoy Hyman’s Seafood. The Bowen’s Island prefer the local people, or they prefer The Wreck in Mount Pleasant near the Folly Beach. There are many cheap restaurant in Charleston like the Persimmon Café, Melvin’s Barbeque, Juanita Greenberg’s Nacho Royale, Sticky Fingers, Suang Xi, Moe’s Downtown Tavern, Wild Wing and The Kickin Chicken. Explore this historic town and enjoy your travel to Charleston.
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