If you are over by White Point Gardens, you can see a number of them such as the Palmer Home or the Pink Palace, the Calhoun Mansion, and the Edmonston-Alston House. King Street Best known for its fabulous shopping district so window-shop till your heart is content. No one says you have to buy anything, but if you are looking for something cheap and different than the usual hat a T-shirt routine, it would be best to stick to King Street near the College of Charleston. So you couldn't make the cut. At least make it to the museum, it's free you know and will show you all the stuff you're missing out on by not attending the military college.
Displays showcase the military, academic, social and athletic aspect of a cadet's life.
Items include photographs, uniforms, drawings, artifacts and plenty of documentation from 1842 up to the present. The Audbon Swamp Garden, A 60-acre blackwater cypress and tupelo swamp that is home to alligators, a variety of waterfowl, birds, turtles and other wildlife. Trails leading throughout the swamp take you over dikes and boardwalks allowing an up-close view of the swamp's wildlife. Kids under age 6 are free. This quaint street is overflowing with churches, hence the name.