On a very hot, sticky day, the sun starting to go down along the Low Battery in Charleston.
Summer Heat
Shady Stroll
With all the summer heat in Charleston, it’s good to find a shady street to stroll on. Tradd Street is a wonderful combination of beauty and shade.
Rainbow Row
One of the most iconic sights in Charleston is that of Rainbow Row.
Charleston Harbor
The view of Charleston Harbor from Waterfront Park is spectacular — sailing ships, an aircraft carrier and a wonderful bridge.
Defenders of Charleston
General Moultrie, a hero of the American Revolution, stands guard in White Point Garden — along with some historical cannons (which are great to play on!).
Just Another House
The historic houses in Charleston are wonderfully beautiful. This one in on Legare Street.
South Battery Lantana
This Lantana, at the corner of King Street and South Battery in Charleston, is eye-catching even when surrounded by spectacular historic houses. You can find out more about lantana here.
Holy City Steeple
The steeple of St. Matthews Lutheran Church in Charleston is one of the distinct contributors to the “Holy City” skyline.
Live Oaks
Charleston and the Lowcountry are full of majestic Live Oak trees. These are in White Point Garden at the tip of the Charleston peninsula.
Little Lamboll
Lamboll Street is a charming two block long street in downtown Charleston. This section is referred to as “Little Lamboll,” due to it being a narrow one way passage — as opposed to the two way traffic allowed on its other block.
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