Enjoy the 843 for free. Yes you’ve read correctly. free — we know that exploring the Holy City can be quite expensive, so we’ve put together a list of things to do and see that won’t cost a fortune.
Enjoy a local beach | Take your steps, pack a picnic or just relax, and enjoy the typical coastal view. Take a look at where you free parking + Make sure you know the rules before you set off.
This is local editor Callie. I love sunrise walks at IOP and even though you have to get up super early for it, it’s really worth it.
Enjoy a peaceful start to your day with a cup of coffee and a morning walk at the IOP.
Visit the factory at Charleston Tea Garden | Learn all about tea production. Entry to the garden is free, and the Garden Factory Tour.
Charleston Gallery Association Art Walk | Discover Charleston’s vibrant art scene by exploring over 40 galleries. The walks take place every first Friday of the month from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Take your own history tour | Visit the Preservation Society of Charleston’s interactive historical marker map and plan your own history tour. There are around 150 markers with brief information, photos, stories, research and archive resources to explore… This could develop into an event lasting several days.
This angel oak is considered the largest Virginia oak east of the Mississippi.
Visit Angel Oak Park | Go to Johns Island and see the 65-foot high Angel Oak. Interesting fact: Its age is estimated at 300 to 400 years.
Go for a stroll | Lose yourself in the beauty of the Lowcountry as you stroll along the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge to see a parkthrough the Charleston City Market or through some historic streets.
