For those enchanted by pastel colors, Spanish Moss, historic buildings, and delectable dining, planning a trip to Charleston is a must. Founded in 1670, this iconic southern city is distinguished by its cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, horse-drawn carriage, southern drawl, and unmistakable charm. Take a look at the following fascinating photos that will have you planning your next trip to South Carolina’s most picturesque city:

1. The iconic antebellum houses known as Battery Row
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2. The historic Huguenot Church, circa 1844, located on the aptly-named Church Street
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3. An old Live Oak decorated with beautiful Spanish moss
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4. A gorgeous driveway aligned with more oak trees and Spanish moss
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5. A breathtaking sunrise appears over the coastal horizon
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6. Charleston's coastline as seen from an aerial perspective
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7. The beautiful Row houses, which manage to look friendly even in the dark
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8. A horse-drawn carriage makes its way down the historic streets
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9. Colorful spring flowers frame the oceanfront
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10. These colorful row houses are hard to miss
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11. The William Roper House, one of the grandest historic homes in the city
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12. Just a glimpse of the incredible dishes awaiting in Charleston. This particular dish is courtesy of Black Wood Smokehouse
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13. The Morris Island Lighthouse as seen from Folly Beach
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14. Window boxes and black shutters, another Charleston tradition
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Have you visited Charleston recently? We’d love to hear about your trip there! For related content, be sure to check out These 9 Truly Terrifying Ghost Stories That Prove Charleston Is The Most Haunted City In The South.

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