Declared a National Historic Landmark in 1960, the Charleston Historic District reflects the aura that was present during the time of the Civil War. Also known as the Charleston Old & Historic District, the buildings in this neighborhood are reminiscent of 18th and 19th century architecture, displaying architectural treasures of Georgian, Regency, Federal, Classic Revival and Italianate styles, among others. A few of the period structures you will find lining the streets in the district are St John's Lutheran Church on Archdale Street, the Confederate Home on Broad Street and the William Thompson Tenement on Anson Street.
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This exalted city, South Carolina's oldest and largest, is the remarkable epitome of renowned southern charm and hospitality, tenets that are thoroughly realized in its handsome, harbor-side location. Surrounded by beautifully preserved landmarks of an early colonial era, a trip through the city's pretty streets convince one of its inextricable connection with early American history. From leafy courtyards and effortlessly picturesque alleyways that lead to the next Charleston-style mansion and gilded beaches off the peninsula, to humbling reminders of the Civil War, and welcome lessons in southern hospitality and homespun low-country cuisine, there is nothing that Charleston can't entice you with. This Holy City, steeped in a timeless history is full of architectural splendor and religious grace, and is a top-notch destination worth exploring.
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