Charleston, South Carolina – Samantha Brown’s Places to Love FULL 4K EPISODE

    Travel Itinerary for This Episode: https://samantha-brown.com/episodes/season-2-2/charleston-south-carolina/

    Charleston is a city known for its carriage rides, cobblestone streets and southern charm. It possesses a beauty that makes it a rare jewel, not just in the United States, but the world. This city’s uniqueness comes from its physical beauty, as well as its people – like the Gullah, a people with their own arts, language, and song. Add in great food, music and cocktails best sipped outdoors and it’s easy to fall in love with this town. See why Charleston, South Carolina is a place to love.

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    Chapters
    0:00 Cold Open
    0:53 Bulldog Walking History Tours
    5:16 American College of the Building Arts
    8:28 Rodney Scott’s BBQ
    11:15 Charleston City Market
    13:51 Rooftop Musical Interlude
    14:20 Old City Jail
    18:43 Boone Hall Plantation
    22:52 Outro

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    1. Charleston is really only now talking more about its slave history in detail. I talked to a guide at Edmonton Alston house and she said just 5 years ago the local government didn’t want any discussion or education about it on a large scale. They’ve since changed their tune esp after the opening of the African American museum.

    2. Thank you for including slavery history in Charleston. Many southern places like to gloss over slavery as quickly as possible or not at all. It’s an important part of our American history to understand and appreciate!

    3. I'm surprised you skipped Fort Sumter & Fort Moultrie & Sullivan's Island. We took a really fun power boat tour of the harbor and we each got to drive our own boats led by a guide. There are plenty of other boat tours in the harbor as well Also know that it is a very popular wedding town. When we were there in August, downtown was full of Bachelorette party groups. Also, it is very hot in the summer (and I live in Houston).

    4. I'm new to living near Charleston, and have friends coming in from out of town to visit. What is the place that you featured for the rooftop music? Can you recommend any other places in downtown Charleston w/appetizers & cocktails to hear live music in February 2025?

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