Charleston

Charleston: Part of America’s Intriguing Past

As far back as America’s history can take us, there have always been stories and echoes of the past hidden along the banks of the Eastern shoreline. From New England to the tip of Florida, the grandeur of the past floats in front of our eyes wherever we look. Charleston, South Carolina offers this reminiscent feel of the colonies. The town is filled with history in its walls and cobblestone streets telling tales of old.

Along with everything old, intriguing stories follow of life in the hereafter. Ghost tours abound in Charleston. Walk among the spirits in the cemeteries and ride past the scandalous landscapes that drip with echoes of people who have been. Nightly tours are given in several locations and are very reasonably priced.

The avid tourist knows that nothing is remembered if nothing is cherished. Such is the mentality of the town commissioners. There are walking tours, horse drawn carriage tours, amazing food tours, and tons of different activities to choose from that focus on life in Charleston far behind the modern day. Step into the past and absorb the intensity of colonial America.

The food in the south is notoriously incredible. Carolina barbeque is tangy and spicy in a way that brings a whole new flavor to your palette. They are light on the sauce, as the meat speaks for itself, however the unique vinegar and spicy smoke flavor is found in nearly every diner, around every corner. There are endless options. Dig in.

Additionally, there are lots of local fare options. The diner scene is vast and can really have a tremendous impact on your day. The famous southern comfort food is amazing at Early Bird Diner. Chicken and Waffles and Fried Green Tomatoes are just about the best things on a Menu south of Memphis. They deliver. Breizh Pan Crepes has been a staple in Charleston for years. The crepes they have are limitless. They even have gluten free options. The divine creation that is the crepe is idolized at this quaint little bistro. The wide breadth of food served in this historic city alone is worth the trip. It’s a definite bucket list option.