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Find affordable CHS airport transportation for new arrivals to the area and get rides for locations such as Charleston Museum and the South Carolina Aquarium.
 
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Charleston Hotel Transfers

Famous for its 17th-century French influences that dance through ornate streets decorated with Beaux style architecture and horse drawn carriages, the city of Charleston is one that transports visitors instantly. Whether you’re visiting the north side for an event or wanting to stay close to the iconic downtown charm of the peninsula, you’ve got plenty of ways to make it happen. Get around with the help of public transportation to make things as efficient as they are fun, utilizing various train stops to make up the Palmetto and Silver Meteor routes. Get the perk of airport shuttles and walking-distance to the Charleston Area Convention Center as well, all with the help of hotels located along both International Boulevard and West Montague Avenue. You can also go extra simple with the option of reserving your own ride, whether it’s luxury limousine drop-off or cozy SUV perfect for family adventures.

Enjoy a day of leisure by riding city trolley through downtown, planning your day as it comes. Look forward to the morning with a walk through Fort Sumter National Monument, a scenic sea fortress that offers glimpses at the Civil War’s catalyst shots as well as an on-site museum explaining the battle. Those interested in exploring the natural backdrop without getting lost should skip the neighboring oasis of Francis Marion National Forest for an afternoon stroll through Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, taking in tranquil paths, boat rides, and authentic artifacts from the Pre-Revolutionary War era. Spend the rest of the day shopping at the Historic Charleston City Market, home to over 4 blocks of centuries-old shops, handmade crafts, and classic Southern cuisine. Look forward to the best local eats by sticking to East Bay Street, home to luxury Southern fair from High Cotton Charleston Restaurant as well as casual seafood courtesy of 167 Raw.