Ten Instagram Worthy Spots in Charleston
Handsome Properties August 16, 2021
Handsome Properties August 16, 2021
Looking for the perfect spot to take Instagram photos in Charleston while enjoying the city? We’ve got you covered! We pulled together a list of the most stunning locations around Charleston to snap a few pics. From the historic homes to the calming ocean, you will never be at a loss for picture opportunities here in the Lowcountry. Enjoy these ten Instagram-worthy spots in Charleston.
One of the most popular places for photographers in Charleston is Rainbow Row. Rainbow Row consists of a series of thirteen colorful historic row houses located on East Bay Street just north of Tradd Street. The house’s colors are pastel and were painted based on a colonial Caribbean color scheme.
Take a walk along one of Charleston’s most beautiful streets that happens to have the greatest concentration of early 18th-century houses. Tradd Street spans from the Ashley River to the Cooper River. Walk by the recognizable pink door and colorful houses. 126 and 40 Tradd Street are just a few of the picture-worthy, colorful houses along the street.
The Pineapple Fountain is a must-see while in Charleston. It is located in the heart of Waterfront Park. Not only can you take pictures in front of the famous fountain, but you can also take a dip in it.
From beautiful palm trees to colorful houses, Broad Street is a great place to snap a few shots. There are many different locations on this street to take some Instagrammable pics, including Charleston’s City Hall building with beautiful double-sided marble stairs.
The Mills House Wyndham Grand Hotel stands out with its lavish pink exterior. This historic hotel is located at the intersection of Meeting and Queen Street.
Chalmers Street is located in Charleston’s French Quarters and is a charming cobblestone street with ample picture opportunities. It is one of the most well-known and photographed cobblestone streets in Charleston. The best pictures can be taken from the intersection with Church Street.
N Adgers Wharf Street is a darling cobblestone street with many lovely houses. It is located off of East Bay Street and within walking distance to Rainbow Row.
The small alley located between Cumberland Street and Queen Street is called Philadelphia Alley. It is lined with beautiful greenery and stone. This location is unique and is usually missed when exploring Charleston.
Zero George Street Hotel is set in five restored homes dating from the 19th century. It is a refined boutique hotel with a stunning landscaped courtyard that is perfect for photos. The buildings themselves are also an ideal backdrop for photos.
The Charleston Battery is a defensive seawall and promenade that runs along the lower waterside of the peninsula. Walking alongside the water and many beautiful antebellum houses allows for countless photo opportunities.
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