The French Quarter, bounded by the Cooper River, Broad Street, Meeting Street, and Market Street, is considered one of Charleston’s most romantic neighborhoods. With its quiet streets, picturesque homes and greenery, and rich history, it has captured the hearts of the millions who visit Charleston every year. Besides its reputation as a tourist destination, the French Quarter is a wonderful place to call home.
Iconic Scenery. In the heart of historic downtown, the neighborhood is known for its quaint homes and romantic atmosphere. Enjoy a quiet stroll along the cobblestone streets and Cooper River to take in classic Charleston sights from colorful window boxes to beautiful architecture.
Rich History. The French Quarter is home to some of Charleston’s most historic places. St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, the Old Slave Mart Museum, the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, and America’s first theatre, Dock Street Theatre, are popular destinations for those looking to learn more about American and Charleston history.
Downtown Attractions. Enjoy close proximity to the best of Charleston’s culinary and arts scene. From Magnolia’s to S.N.O.B, there are dozens of establishments where you can experience Charleston cuisine. After dinner, explore “Gallery Row” on Broad Street which offers a wide variety of local artworks for every style and taste.
Green Spaces. Waterfront Park is one of the most visited place in Charleston, boasting the famous Pineapple Fountain and an abundance of benches to soak in the views of the Ravenel Bridge, Cooper River, and harbor beyond. Washington Square is another stunning park, tucked away on the corner of Broad and Church Streets.
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