Top Things to Do in Charleston, South Carolina

That first bbq sandwich you showed looked SO GOOD!!!

Great video Thanks

really cool trip yall had. thank you for sharing.

Thanks so much. Really love to go here. Wow. Much love from Canada

Great review! Thank you for helping us to plan our visit to this beautiful looking city!

You missed Charles town landing on your list. First settlement of Charleston and has an amazing zoo

When visiting plantations, do you know how the income is distributed? Like, do you know if plantation incomes needs to be contributed to any descendants of slaves?

I always wanted to visit one but also don’t want to support unless they support those who helped build the plantation.

Charleston is kinda of like New Orleans but without murder

so there is nothing to see...ok

Even one of the most beautiful American city looks boring. Nothing like european cities

Thanks!

Dear narrator, Ft Sumter would be a third taller, not 3x as tall.

Great video

Beautiful Charleston... nice presentation in this video...

As someone who lives in Chareslton I recommend if you go on the carriage tours. They are fun

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being able to decide whether to keep your baby after 6 weeks is off the list

Fort Sumter - Fort Sumter is a sea fort built on an artificial island protecting Charleston, South Carolina from naval invasion. Its origin dates to the War of 1812 when the British invaded Washington by sea. It was still incomplete in 1861 when the Battle of Fort Sumter began the American Civil War.

Blow me. Gunshots go off outside all the time, but it never makes the news! Come! Spend your money! Fake news fake Google results by oppressors building Disney land

The most useful Charleston information I’ve seen on you tube

I first saw some of your videos, last year, while planning a trip to Seattle. I really enjoyed them and they helped with planning the trip.
I am headed to Charleston soon and while looking for ideas I happened across this video. Then I realized I had seen you before.
I really enjoy your content and thanks for sharing.

Thank you, guys. Going to Charleston, so this is really helpful.

I'm moving there permanently in September. I can't freaking wait my family lives there. I've visited so many times and will never make a dent. Next time you go visit Carmella in downtown you won't regret it.🥰

I just came back from Charleston, South Carolina: beautiful. I was checking out some cheap art spaces for me and a friend that I made up.

So many race baters in the comment 🤦🏽‍♂🤦🏽‍♂

Magnolia did not have workers they were black people ….

Slavery money is all over Charleston

2/25/23 Viewing; loved it!

"workers....." you mean ensalved people.....

Love how you add the map (and line) to get a sense for distance and direction to various locations. A 5 basketball court sized tree? Wow!

Hi, guys! I simply LOVE the US....My dream trip! And I like to discover even more and more about it! Charleston looks amazing and very atmospheric.
South Carolina is a wonderful State with a history and a past to remember and don't forget.
Thanks for these tips, guys and have a great week! Cheers and a like for you from Milan! Renata

Charleston is an awesome historical city. Alongside Williamsburg, Savannah, and St. Augustine, it makes up a great road trip for history lovers. This is well done, as always.

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It is indeed to pretty, I love those old trees in the park and historic houses, so many attractions. Charleston is an amazing city.
Thank you for this tour, I enjoyed this video. ❤❤☺☺👍👍

What a gorgeous city! I loved how you highlighted the fact that slaves were used to build these places. Society needs to remember that

FIRST!!!!