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Visit To Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston,South Carolina Charleston,South Carolina is a major port on the atlantic coast,Also is historic with southern culture, They also have huge urbanized areas that include Mt. Pleasant, North charleston Goose geek and more! The city is situated on a peninsula in between the Estuaries of the Ashley and cooper rivers, deep water harbour.Charleston can be historic and a major port but it can be a lot of different things. This city offers good hotels and restaurants. The city is very child friendly! Charleston is one of the most exciting and historic city in south carolina to visit.

If you ever visit Charleston,South Carolina be sure to stop by Edisto Beach State Park. You will be able to see a 4,000 year old shell. Edisto Beach State …show more content…
They can be Pricey Though, but they are a really good hotel if You have kids and they love swimming and many other activities! Charleston Marriott has many places to go and to do! Like, The Charleston Municipal(7.91 miles away(D),Scuba Diving,Water Skiing,Boating,Horseback Riding,And Snorkeling, And if your family needs wifi we have FREE wifi and a swimming pool, They have a lounge for your parents when one is swimming and doing activities with your friends or family! And if you need help Call this number 1-877-7275. The Charleston Marriott is very child friendly and a good place to get away from …show more content…
They specialize in seafood and shellfish dishes they also have AMAZING steak. They have “More than 200 wines by the bottle and 20 wine glasses” (D). The restaurant was built in 1848 as a bank,by 1938 it was turned into oak steakhouse restaurant. 20- Foot ceilings and fireplaces and 150- year old heart pine floors.They can be cheap like the dishes are usually around 71-51 dollars! Since they specialize in seafood and shellfish doesn't mean they are customers favorite dishes the cuisine they usually make the most is steak and sea food. Oak steakhouse is a very historic and wonderful restaurant! Charleston is one of the has the most historic places to go to like oak restaurant, 150-year lood wood 20-foot ceilings and fireplaces it's also was a bank before it was turned into a restaurant. And very friendly area for children and adults! Charleston Is one of the most Historic and Exciting,Playful cities in the state of south carolina to
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