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Visit Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon , a historic building that has served many purposes over the years, including a customs house and a military prison. Afterward, head to Magnolia Plantation and Gardens , a historic plantation that features beautiful gardens, a wildlife preserve, and a historic house museum.

Take a walk across the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge (Cooper River Bridge) , one of the longest cable-stayed bridges in the world, for stunning views of the harbor and the city skyline. Afterward, visit the Aiken-Rhett House , a historic home that has been preserved to showcase the life of a wealthy Charleston family in the 19th century.

Attend a service or concert at St. Michael's Church , a historic Episcopal church that dates back to 1752. End your night with dinner at Husk, a farm-to-table restaurant that serves Southern cuisine made with locally sourced ingredients.

Start your day with a visit to Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum , which features a variety of historic ships and aircraft, including the USS Yorktown and the USS Laffey. Afterward, visit the Circular Congregational Church , a historic church that dates back to 1681.

Visit St. Philips Church , a historic church that dates back to 1836 and features beautiful stained glass windows and a historic cemetery. Afterward, head to the Charleston Museum , the first museum in the United States, which features a variety of exhibits about the history of Charleston and South Carolina.

Take a carriage ride through the historic district of Charleston, which features stunning architecture and beautiful gardens. End your night with a visit to Middleton Place , a historic plantation that features beautiful gardens, a house museum, and a stable yard with live animals.

Visit the Heyward-Washington House , a historic home that was once owned by Thomas Heyward Jr., one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Afterward, visit the Joseph Manigault House , a historic home that has been restored to showcase the life of a wealthy Charleston family in the early 19th century.

Take a scenic drive to Drayton Hall , a historic plantation that features a beautiful house museum, gardens, and a nature trail. Afterward, visit the Edmondston-Alston House , a historic home that features stunning views of the harbor and the city skyline.

Visit the Gibbes Museum of Art , which features a variety of art and artifacts from the Lowcountry region of South Carolina. End your night with a visit to Children's Museum of the Lowcountry (CML) , a hands-on museum that is designed for children ages 0-10.

Visit the Charleston Waterfront Park , a beautiful park that features fountains, gardens, and a pier overlooking the harbor. Afterward, head to the Aiken-Rhett House , a historic home that has been preserved to showcase the life of a wealthy Charleston family in the mid-19th century.

Visit St. Michael's Church , a historic Episcopal church that dates back to 1752. Afterward, head to the Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum , which features a variety of historic ships and aircraft, including the USS Yorktown and the USS Laffey.

Take a stroll through Charleston City Market , a historic market that sells a variety of local goods and souvenirs. End your night with dinner at FIG, a farm-to-table restaurant that serves seasonal cuisine made with locally sourced ingredients.