
Steeped cheap car rentals orlando fl in history and oozing gentile Southern charm, Charleston, South Carolina is a delightful vacation destination known for its Revolutionary and Civil War history, architectural beauty, cultural arts and beautiful beaches. The city's rich history is on constant display in its beautiful parks, charming streets, elegant antebellum homes and national historic sites, inviting visitors to explore and enjoy this graceful city. Many of Charleston's most well-known outdoor attractions are free and just a short walk from beautiful our Charleston vacation rentals .
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Visit the Charles Pinckney National Historic Site across the harbor in Mount Pleasant. Pinckney was a principal author and signer of the U.S. Constitution. Visitors will learn about America's "forgotten founder" and life on his 715-acre low country plantation, Snee Farm, 28 acres of which have been preserved. Interpretive trails and handicap-accessible boardwalks tell the story of 18 th century plantation life.
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