Diving into History Continues

It's best to start the day with a cup of aromatic coffee, which is exactly what is offered at Second State Coffee. Here you can also buy coffee beans of your favorite flavour.
This coffee shop is easily recognisable by the unusual colour of the building.

St. Philip's Church was built in the late nineteenth century and to this day is one of the most recognizable buildings in Charleston. From the outside, the structure looks quite austere and modest, and from the inside you can see an elegant stained glass window.

The old stock exchange was built in the late eighteenth century. For the last two centuries, the building housed a commercial exchange, customs, post office, mayor's office, and military headquarters, while prisoners were kept in the basement. Many of the premises have been preserved in their original form, so the tour will be a real immersion in history for you.
To learn more about the old stock exchange follow the link to visit the official web-site.

Oysters, shrimps, lobsters and crabs are just a few of the seafood you can taste in this restaurant. Please note that the place is closed on Sundays.

Who lives at the bottom of the ocean? The answer to this question you can get at the South Carolina Aquarium.
To purchase the tickets and plan your visit check the official web-site.

Before dinner you can take a walk along the promenade and look at the moored ships with sailing masts.

The final dinner in Charleston will take place in a restaurant with rather unusual interior. Look at these chandeliers of their horns! The menu includes seafood, grilled fish and meat, salads and snacks, as well as a decent selection of wines. It is better to book a table in advance, you can do it on the website of the restaurant.
Have a look at the official web-site to reserve the table and explore some options of the menu.