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Charleston, SC ideas
DH and I are going to have a little getaway in Charleston sometime in March. I have only been there once before and didn't get to do or see a whole lot.
Any suggestions for where to stay, what to do, and where to eat?
We are fairly laid back and budget minded, but we're prepared to splurge a little bit. We really enjoy good food and exploring by foot. Any particular places we shouldn't miss?
TIA!
Re: Charleston, SC ideas
here is my blog tag for our trip to charleston: charleston
we loved the area! our favorite visits were the aiken-rhett house and drayton hall. most of the restaurants we visited were great. dh loved sermet's and my favorite was probably snob. enjoy your trip!
A few other ideas are the Charleston Tea Plantation. It's America's only tea plantation. I think it was $5 for a tour, they take you around in a trolley or tractor. I've done it twice and enjoyed it both times. Last time we were there we also went to the Firefly distillery and did a vodka tasting. That was a lot of fun too. I also enjoyed Hominy Grill (make sure to get reservations), Boone Hall and the angel oak tree.