No matter who you are, or what your interest, South Carolina will make the corners of your mouth curl up with endless adventure, excitement, exploration and fun. Wander through America's oldest landscaped garden, take a swing at some of many golf courses, search for shells on pristine beaches, or kayak through undisturbed marshland. Discover your heritage within our own. So much of what makes America great began right in South Carolina.
It is one of the prettiest states in the U.S. Located on the East
Coast between North Carolina and Georgia, The Palmetto State offers many seaside
resorts on the Atlantic that combine sandy beaches with an historical center.
You will get a good impression of what life in the early years of the Unites
States was like, walking the cobbled streets of Charleston visiting an 18th
century mansion, or taking a ferry ride to Ft. Sumter, where the civil war
began. Another coastal city, Myrtle Beach is a part of the Grand Strand and is a
haven for golfers, swimmers and other recreational enthusiasts. The Grand Strand
is a perfect family or romantic vacation spot along the sun-soaked coast.
Upstate South Carolina offers many good outdoor possibilities. The Blue Ridge
Mountains are a favorite for hikers, campers, outdoor sportsman and fisherman
alike. But there is also history here. Greenville, situated north of the
Mountains, was once the textile center of the world. It now has over 60 city
parks and areas dedicated to preserving their heritage.
In the heart of South Carolina the capital city of Columbia is a booming
town, with reminders of the cival war throughout the town. The Capitol building
is must see for history buffs; each bronze star on the building indicates where
a cannon ball struck the building, and the statue of George Washington out front
lost the bottom of his cane to a cannon ball too!
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