Gateway Walk, Charleston

Atlas ObscuraJan 27

Gateway Walk in Charleston, South Carolina

If you are looking for something to do in Charleston that you are unlikely to have done before, explore this quiet path developed in 1930 by The Garden Club of Charleston. Start by exploring gardens, architecture, and cemeteries at the St. John’s Lutheran Church and the Unitarian Church. Walk from the back right corner of the Unitarian garden and across King Street to the Charleston Library Soc…

Quiet path developed in 1930

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St. John’s Lutheran ChurchSightSt.
Unitarian ChurchSightLearn about our mission and values.
Charleston Library SocietySightExplore their grounds
American GardenSightOrnate fountains
Circular Congressional ChurchSightExperience architecture and gardens
Circular Congregational ChurchSightIts parish house, the Parish House of the Circular Congregational Church, is a highly significant Greek Revival…
Gateway WalkTrailQuiet path developed in 1930
Saint Philips graveyardSightPath officially ends here
The Gibbes Museum of ArtMuseum
Saint Philips graveyard and churchSight
Governor Aiken gatesSight
Saint Philips churchSight

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Gateway Walk in Charleston, South Carolina