The Palmetto Cafe at The Belmond Charleston PlaceHeaded by two-time James Beard award-winning chef Sean Brock, Husk’s menu is unique not only because of its interesting takes on Southern favorites but also because the menu changes twice a day.Bed & Breakfast, “The Governor’s House Inn”The elegant pastel antebellum architecture is the neoclassical architectural style characteristic of the 19th-centurySpanish Moss hangs on nearly every treeCarriage rides are readily available for sightseeing toursThe motto of the city is “Aedes mores juraque curat” which means “She guards her buildings, customs and laws.”Beautiful walking tours on offerPineapples are a symbol of hospitality in Charleston. Back in the day, sea captains would announce their arrival and invite people to hear their stories by sticking a pineapple prominently outside their homes.All the homes in Charleston have verandahs that face south or west.It was originally Charles Towne, named for King Charles II, but they dropped the “w” and fancy “e” in 1783 (it wasn’t popular to have cities named directly after British royalty then)Classic Charleston
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