Landmarks & Attractions in Downtown Charleston
30 landmarks & attractions spots tracked · Verified nightly
30 landmarks and attractions in Downtown Charleston — historic sites, gardens, and must-see spots.
30 spots tracked across 30 venues. Last verified April 2, 2026.
The Daniel Island Treehouse
Hidden gem at 1428 Smythe St — a two-story treehouse under a giant live oak overlooking the Wando River. Woode
Credit One Stadium
Daniel Island's premier entertainment venue hosting major concerts and the Credit One Charleston Open — the ol
Bellinger Island Nature Preserve
Quiet nature preserve surrounded by marsh and tidal creeks. Walking trails, sitting areas, fishing dock, and k
Rainbow Row
Charleston’s most photographed landmark — a row of 13 colorful Colonial-era townhouses on East Bay Street dati
The Battery & White Point Garden
The southern tip of the Charleston peninsula with a stunning seawall promenade, Civil War cannons, and sweepin
Waterfront Park & Pineapple Fountain
An 8-acre park along the Cooper River featuring the iconic Pineapple Fountain, a symbol of Southern hospitalit
Charleston City Market
One of the oldest public markets in America, operating since 1804. Browse local artisans, sweetgrass baskets w
King Street
Charleston’s main artery for shopping, dining, and nightlife. From antique shops on Lower King to boutiques on
St. Philip’s Church
One of Charleston’s most iconic landmarks with its soaring steeple visible across downtown. Built in 1836 in t
St. Michael’s Church
The oldest church building in Charleston, completed in 1761. George Washington and the Marquis de Lafayette wo
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
Built in 1771 as the Royal Exchange, this building witnessed pivotal moments: the ratification of the US Const
Fort Sumter Ferry (Liberty Square)
Board the ferry to Fort Sumter where the first shots of the Civil War were fired in 1861. The 30-minute boat r
South Carolina Aquarium
Explore exhibits showcasing South Carolina’s diverse ecosystems from the mountains to the sea. The Sea Turtle
College of Charleston & Cistern Yard
Founded in 1770, the College’s historic Cistern Yard is a stunning green space shaded by massive live oaks dra
Marion Square
Charleston’s central gathering place hosts the beloved Saturday Farmers Market (April–November), food festival
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