Things to Do Near Your Broad Street Rental
Art galleries, fine dining, carriage rides, ghost tours, historic home and garden tours, church tours, biking, museums, shopping, the S.C. Aquarium, the I-Max Theatre, the Battery, Waterfront Park and the famous Charleston Market — all a short walk from the Jacobson Building.
Everything Is Within Walking Distance
Step out of 19 Broad Street and the best of Charleston is at your feet
King Street's shops and galleries are just two blocks away, and the neighborhood is packed with Charleston icons. See the walking map for the full picture of what surrounds your front door.
This row of brightly colored houses known as Rainbow Row was built in the 18th century and reflects Charleston's early ties to the Caribbean — and it is just around the corner from the Jacobson Building.
Charleston Attractions Nearby
Historic Homes & Gardens
The Edmondston-Alston House, the Heyward-Washington House and the Calhoun Mansion are all within easy walking distance. Join the popular historic home and garden tours to step inside Charleston's grand past.
Churches & Church Tours
Admire the steeple of St. Philip's Church — the oldest congregation in Charleston — and follow the famous church tours that have earned Charleston its nickname, the Holy City.
King Street Shopping
Two blocks from your door, King Street offers boutiques, antiques and art galleries in three distinct shopping districts, from the French Quarter to the Upper King design district.
The Charleston Market & Basket Ladies
Wander the historic City Market, where the famous Gullah basket ladies weave sweetgrass baskets as they have for generations.
Carriage Rides & Ghost Tours
Climb aboard a horse drawn carriage ride through the Historic District, or join a ghost tour after dark — Charleston is one of America's most haunted cities.
The Battery & Waterfront Park
Stroll the seawall of White Point Garden (the Battery) and the fountains of Waterfront Park, with views of Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumter.
Fine Dining & Art Galleries
Charleston is famous for Lowcountry cuisine and a thriving gallery scene — both just steps away on Broad and King Streets.
Museums, Aquarium & I-Max
The S.C. Aquarium, the I-Max Theatre and a wide range of history and art museums are a short stroll or ride from the building.
Biking & Beyond
Rent a bike and explore the peninsula, or take a day trip to the plantations and beaches that surround the Charleston area.
Timepieces & King Street Jewelers
King Street's jewelers are two blocks from our door, and our guests who collect often browse references before they visit in person. Our usual suggestion is the replica watches catalog — a handy model-by-model look before the trip.
Make the Historic District Your Home Base
Check availability for your Charleston dates — call 843-556-5629 or send an inquiry.