Afisha Life | Historyczna piesza wycieczka po Charleston: Piraci, Patrioci i nie tylko

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Dom Nathaniela Russella

Zlokalizowane w centrum Charleston, w pobliżu High Battery, Nathaniela Russell House Museum, 51 Meeting Street, jest powszechnie uznawane za jedno z najważniejszych neoklasycystycznych mieszkań w Ameryce.

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Stara Giełda i Loch Proboszcza

Ukończony w 1771 roku jako New Exchange and Customs House, uznawany dziś za najbardziej zabytkowy budynek Karoliny Południowej. Tam, gdzie więziono Patriotów, ratyfikowano Konstytucję i zabawiano Jerzego Waszyngtona.

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Park nadbrzeżny Joe Rileya

Położony w pobliżu The Market Riley Waterfront Park jest uważany za jeden z najczęściej odwiedzanych i popularnych parków w okolicy.

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Tęczowy rząd

Jeden z najpopularniejszych obszarów w Charleston, Rainbow Row, reprezentuje najdłuższe skupisko georgiańskich domów szeregowych w Stanach Zjednoczonych.

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Ogrody Battery & White Point

White Point Gardens to park publiczny o powierzchni 6 akrów, położony w najbardziej wysuniętej na południe części The Battery.

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Grupa wycieczkowa Ananas

Charleston zostało założone w 1670 roku i szybko rozwinęło się w najbardziej kosmopolityczny port morski na kontynencie. Rozpocznij swoją historyczną pieszą wycieczkę z przewodnikiem po Charleston od Circular Fountain znajdującej się w jednym z popularnych miejsc w Charleston, Waterfront Park. Ciesz się spokojnym spacerem po tym historycznym mieście i posłuchaj, jak Twój przewodnik zapewnia kompleksowy przegląd Charleston na przestrzeni wieków. Historia ożyje, gdy będziesz słuchać opowieści o sprośnych tawernach i piratach, bohaterskich patriotach, wspaniałości architektury przedwojennej, zniszczeniach wojny secesyjnej i nie tylko. Popularne przystanki na tej trasie to Battery, Rainbow Row, Waterfront Park, Old Customs Exchange, Dom Nathaniela Russella, Whitepoint Garden i Kościół św. Michała. Pamiętaj, aby zakończyć wizytę w Charleston tą popularną wycieczką, rezerwując z wyprzedzeniem już dziś!

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Nathaniel Russell House

Located in Downtown Charleston near High Battery, the Nathaniel Russell House Museum, 51 Meeting Street, is widely recognized as one of America's most important neoclassical dwellings.

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Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Completed in 1771 as the New Exchange and Customs House, recognized today as South Carolina's most historic building. Where Patriots were imprisoned, the Constitution was ratified and George Washington was entertained.

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Charleston Waterfront Park

Located close to The Market, the Riley Waterfront Park is considered one of the area's most visited and popular parks.

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Rainbow Row

One of the most popular areas in Charleston, Rainbow Row represents the longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.

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Battery & White Point Gardens

White Point Gardens is a 6 acre public park located at the southern most area of The Battery.

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Pineapple Tour Group

Charleston was founded in 1670 and quickly developed into the most cosmopolitan seaport on the continent. Start your Guided Historic Walking Tour through Charleston at the Circular Fountain located at one of Charleston's popular sites, Waterfront Park. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through this historic city and listen as your guide provides you with a comprehensive overview of Charleston throughout the centuries. History will come alive as you listen to stories of bawdy taverns & pirates, heroic patriots, the grandeur of antebellum architecture, the devastation of the Civil War, and much more. Popular stops along this route include the Battery, Rainbow Row, Waterfront Park, Old Customs Exchange, Nathaniel Russell House, Whitepoint Garden, and St. Michael's Church. Make sure to complete your visit to Charleston with this popular tour by booking ahead today!

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Nathaniel Russell House

Located in Downtown Charleston near High Battery, the Nathaniel Russell House Museum, 51 Meeting Street, is widely recognized as one of America's most important neoclassical dwellings.

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Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Completed in 1771 as the New Exchange and Customs House, recognized today as South Carolina's most historic building. Where Patriots were imprisoned, the Constitution was ratified and George Washington was entertained.

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Charleston Waterfront Park

Located close to The Market, the Riley Waterfront Park is considered one of the area's most visited and popular parks.

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Rainbow Row

One of the most popular areas in Charleston, Rainbow Row represents the longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.

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Battery & White Point Gardens

White Point Gardens is a 6 acre public park located at the southern most area of The Battery.

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Pineapple Tour Group

Charleston was founded in 1670 and quickly developed into the most cosmopolitan seaport on the continent. Start your Guided Historic Walking Tour through Charleston at the Circular Fountain located at one of Charleston's popular sites, Waterfront Park. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through this historic city and listen as your guide provides you with a comprehensive overview of Charleston throughout the centuries. History will come alive as you listen to stories of bawdy taverns & pirates, heroic patriots, the grandeur of antebellum architecture, the devastation of the Civil War, and much more. Popular stops along this route include the Battery, Rainbow Row, Waterfront Park, Old Customs Exchange, Nathaniel Russell House, Whitepoint Garden, and St. Michael's Church. Make sure to complete your visit to Charleston with this popular tour by booking ahead today!

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Nathaniel Russell House

Located in Downtown Charleston near High Battery, the Nathaniel Russell House Museum, 51 Meeting Street, is widely recognized as one of America's most important neoclassical dwellings.

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Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Completed in 1771 as the New Exchange and Customs House, recognized today as South Carolina's most historic building. Where Patriots were imprisoned, the Constitution was ratified and George Washington was entertained.

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Charleston Waterfront Park

Located close to The Market, the Riley Waterfront Park is considered one of the area's most visited and popular parks.

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Rainbow Row

One of the most popular areas in Charleston, Rainbow Row represents the longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.

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Battery & White Point Gardens

White Point Gardens is a 6 acre public park located at the southern most area of The Battery.

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Pineapple Tour Group

Charleston was founded in 1670 and quickly developed into the most cosmopolitan seaport on the continent. Start your Guided Historic Walking Tour through Charleston at the Circular Fountain located at one of Charleston's popular sites, Waterfront Park. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through this historic city and listen as your guide provides you with a comprehensive overview of Charleston throughout the centuries. History will come alive as you listen to stories of bawdy taverns & pirates, heroic patriots, the grandeur of antebellum architecture, the devastation of the Civil War, and much more. Popular stops along this route include the Battery, Rainbow Row, Waterfront Park, Old Customs Exchange, Nathaniel Russell House, Whitepoint Garden, and St. Michael's Church. Make sure to complete your visit to Charleston with this popular tour by booking ahead today!

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Nathaniel Russell House

Located in Downtown Charleston near High Battery, the Nathaniel Russell House Museum, 51 Meeting Street, is widely recognized as one of America's most important neoclassical dwellings.

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Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Completed in 1771 as the New Exchange and Customs House, recognized today as South Carolina's most historic building. Where Patriots were imprisoned, the Constitution was ratified and George Washington was entertained.

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Charleston Waterfront Park

Located close to The Market, the Riley Waterfront Park is considered one of the area's most visited and popular parks.

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Rainbow Row

One of the most popular areas in Charleston, Rainbow Row represents the longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.

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Battery & White Point Gardens

White Point Gardens is a 6 acre public park located at the southern most area of The Battery.

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Pineapple Tour Group

Charleston was founded in 1670 and quickly developed into the most cosmopolitan seaport on the continent. Start your Guided Historic Walking Tour through Charleston at the Circular Fountain located at one of Charleston's popular sites, Waterfront Park. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through this historic city and listen as your guide provides you with a comprehensive overview of Charleston throughout the centuries. History will come alive as you listen to stories of bawdy taverns & pirates, heroic patriots, the grandeur of antebellum architecture, the devastation of the Civil War, and much more. Popular stops along this route include the Battery, Rainbow Row, Waterfront Park, Old Customs Exchange, Nathaniel Russell House, Whitepoint Garden, and St. Michael's Church. Make sure to complete your visit to Charleston with this popular tour by booking ahead today!

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Nathaniel Russell House

Located in Downtown Charleston near High Battery, the Nathaniel Russell House Museum, 51 Meeting Street, is widely recognized as one of America's most important neoclassical dwellings.

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Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Completed in 1771 as the New Exchange and Customs House, recognized today as South Carolina's most historic building. Where Patriots were imprisoned, the Constitution was ratified and George Washington was entertained.

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Charleston Waterfront Park

Located close to The Market, the Riley Waterfront Park is considered one of the area's most visited and popular parks.

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Rainbow Row

One of the most popular areas in Charleston, Rainbow Row represents the longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.

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Battery & White Point Gardens

White Point Gardens is a 6 acre public park located at the southern most area of The Battery.

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Pineapple Tour Group

Charleston was founded in 1670 and quickly developed into the most cosmopolitan seaport on the continent. Start your Guided Historic Walking Tour through Charleston at the Circular Fountain located at one of Charleston's popular sites, Waterfront Park. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through this historic city and listen as your guide provides you with a comprehensive overview of Charleston throughout the centuries. History will come alive as you listen to stories of bawdy taverns & pirates, heroic patriots, the grandeur of antebellum architecture, the devastation of the Civil War, and much more. Popular stops along this route include the Battery, Rainbow Row, Waterfront Park, Old Customs Exchange, Nathaniel Russell House, Whitepoint Garden, and St. Michael's Church. Make sure to complete your visit to Charleston with this popular tour by booking ahead today!

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Nathaniel Russell House

Located in Downtown Charleston near High Battery, the Nathaniel Russell House Museum, 51 Meeting Street, is widely recognized as one of America's most important neoclassical dwellings.

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Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Completed in 1771 as the New Exchange and Customs House, recognized today as South Carolina's most historic building. Where Patriots were imprisoned, the Constitution was ratified and George Washington was entertained.

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Charleston Waterfront Park

Located close to The Market, the Riley Waterfront Park is considered one of the area's most visited and popular parks.

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Rainbow Row

One of the most popular areas in Charleston, Rainbow Row represents the longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.

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Battery & White Point Gardens

White Point Gardens is a 6 acre public park located at the southern most area of The Battery.

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Pineapple Tour Group

Charleston was founded in 1670 and quickly developed into the most cosmopolitan seaport on the continent. Start your Guided Historic Walking Tour through Charleston at the Circular Fountain located at one of Charleston's popular sites, Waterfront Park. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through this historic city and listen as your guide provides you with a comprehensive overview of Charleston throughout the centuries. History will come alive as you listen to stories of bawdy taverns & pirates, heroic patriots, the grandeur of antebellum architecture, the devastation of the Civil War, and much more. Popular stops along this route include the Battery, Rainbow Row, Waterfront Park, Old Customs Exchange, Nathaniel Russell House, Whitepoint Garden, and St. Michael's Church. Make sure to complete your visit to Charleston with this popular tour by booking ahead today!

Historyczna piesza wycieczka po Charleston: Piraci, Patrioci i nie tylko

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