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"Where to Shop, Stay, and Dine in Charleston, South Carolina\nThanks to expanding art and design communities, urbane shops, and an exploding restaurant scene, there's new vibrancy in old Charleston\nPalladian-style Drayton Hall, one of the finest pre-Revolutionary homes in the country.\nFurnishings and decorative items at John Pope Antiques.\nThe 1893 building that houses the restaurant Husk, which serves up innovative Southern cuisine.\nA selection of classic menswear at Ben Silver.\nBowen's Island Restaurant, a popular dinner-only seafood shack on Folly Creek, near the beach.\nChef Josh Keeler and his wife, Heather, in their restaurant and artisanal grocery, Two Boroughs Larder.\nA staircase in the Federal-period Joseph Manigault House.\nThe exterior of the 16-suite Restoration on King hotel.\nThe Charleston outpost of clothier Billy Reid.\nHistoric residences lining the Battery's waterfront promenade.\nA suite at the Zero George hotel, which occupies five 19th-century dwellings.\nThe dining room of the Ordinary, a new seafood restaurant in a converted 1920s bank building."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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