Lonely Planet Magazine India

OLD AND NEW IN CHARLESTON, THE USA

WHY GO?

To discover history, art and some good food

WHAT IS THERE TO DO?

Visit the Aiken-Rhett house for a history lesson, indulge in art at the Robert Lange Studios, and get in on Charleston’s culinary scene.

HISTORY

AIKEN-RHETT HOUSE 1

The only surviving urban townhouse complex, this 1820 abode gives you a fascinating glimpse into pre-Civil War life on a 45-minute self-guided audio tour. The role of slaves is emphasised, as you wander into their dorm-style quarters behind the house before moving on to the 48, Elizabeth St; 8.30am – 5pm Mon – Fri; entry fee: ₹ 1,245 adult, ₹ 690 child).

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