Business & Pleasure
This story appears in the August 2000 issue of . Subscribe »
It's one of the United States' most picturesque cities, with a wealth of architecture and tradition, yet Charleston's proximity to industrial centers, not to mention its thriving port (the nation's fourth-busiest industrial port), makes it a magnet for industry.
Where to stay: The recently renovated, 44-room Charleston Place in downtown's historical district, is perfect for small-business meetings. Call (800) 455-2427.
What to do: Visit a museum, like The Charleston Museum's Heyward-Washington House, the 1772 home of Thomas Heyward, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
For more details: Go to www.charlestoncvb.com.
Christopher Elliott is a writer in Annapolis, Maryland. Contact him at www.elliott.org.
