About 10Best's Charleston Attractions & Activities Selections:
 Most of Charleston's attractions revolve around history, particularly Civil War history. Fort Sumter, the site of the war's first battle, features the famous fortress and an on-site museum. Horse-drawn carriage tours through the downtown historic district allow visitors to see beautiful antebellum mansions, awe-inspiring churches and elaborate gardens. For a more in-depth view of period architecture, do a tour of the 19th century Nathaniel Russell House, or visit one of the preserved plantation homes outside the city, such as Middleton Place or Magnolia Plantation. Second to its history, Charleston's beaches make it appealing to travelers. Perfect for a day trip, Folly Beach is a 20-minute drive from downtown, and neighboring beaches such as Kiawah Island and Isle of Palms attract guests with their prestigious golf courses and resorts.
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Bulldog Tours offers Charleston's most exciting walking tours: Charleston Ghost & Graveyard, Dark Side of Charleston, Charleston Ghost & Dungeon, and The Haunted Jail Tour. Only Bulldog Tours can take you into a haunted place in Charleston!!
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Every 3rd Thursday of the month, the historic town puts on an Art Walk consisting of local artists, potters, jewelers and other craftsmen who sell their artwork on the cobblestoned street called Short Central Avenue. The music and the refreshments alone are worth the quaint time you'll spend among new friends. 5-8pm. 843-871-0297. In front of Art Central Gallery.
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