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This exceptional entertainment complex has lots of exciting attractions, family-friendly amusements, plenty of shops and a fantastic choice of restaurants.

Follow trails weaving along the gorgeous Atlantic shoreline on foot or by bike and check out beaches, amusement parks, waterfront cafés and boat tours.

This South Carolina barrier island attracts visitors for its laid-back atmosphere and activities, including beachcombing, golf, nature hikes and fine dining.

Discover exciting underwater worlds and explore a myriad of colourful marine life at this impressive aquarium.

Built by the architect of Charleston’s City Hall, this elegant 19th-century house is furnished with period decor from the collections of the Charleston Museum.

Gaze up at the iconic white steeple and learn about the rich history of the oldest surviving religious structure in Charleston.

Built by the architect of Charleston’s City Hall, this elegant 19th-century house is furnished with period decor from the collections of the Charleston Museum.

This South Carolina barrier island attracts visitors for its laid-back atmosphere and activities, including beachcombing, golf, nature hikes and fine dining.

This 19th-century mansion is remarkable for its circular dining room, self-supporting three-story spiral staircase and elaborate detailing.

Turtles, alligators and birds abound in this former plantation, now swampland, gardens, lakes and forest.

Inspect the many monuments and political symbols that decorate the grounds and majestic mansion of the state’s most important structure.

Admire the brown stone neo-Gothic design of this intriguing cathedral and examine the portrayals of Christ in the exquisite stained-glass windows.

Outdoor attractions, a lively downtown and the backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains make this town one of South Carolina’s most enchanting destinations.

Built by the architect of Charleston’s City Hall, this elegant 19th-century house is furnished with period decor from the collections of the Charleston Museum.

Gaze up at the iconic white steeple and learn about the rich history of the oldest surviving religious structure in Charleston.

This 19th-century mansion is remarkable for its circular dining room, self-supporting three-story spiral staircase and elaborate detailing.

South Carolina’s planters, authors, politicians and rich merchants lie in stately graves between ancient oaks at this cemetery north of downtown.