Charleston Visitor Center Gather all the information a visitor to Charleston could possibly need here upon your arrival. Olde Towne Rd., Charleston. The Citadel Museum offers military artifacts dating from the schools inception through today. 171 Moultrie Street, Charleston. The site of one of America's first theaters.
Admission is free except during performances.
135 Church St., Charleston. Drayton Hall Completed in 1742, this immense structure was the only plantation on the Ashley River that survived the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. Open daily for tours. Built in 1825 by Charles Edmondston, this mansion has a phenomenal view of Charleston harbor from its perch on East Battery. The Greek Revival features that can be seen today were added in 1838 by Charles Alston, a rice plantation owner.