Honored to Be Featured in Amelia Old’s "100 Things to Do in South Carolina Before You Die"

We are thrilled to share some wonderful news! Magnolia Plantation & Gardens has been officially featured in author and travel journalist Amelia Old’s book, 100 Things to Do in South Carolina Before You Die.

As one of America's oldest public gardens and a pillar of Lowcountry history, being recognized as an essential South Carolina bucket-list destination is a true honor.

Exploring South Carolina’s Best Destinations

In her comprehensive guide published by Reedy Press, travel expert Amelia Old takes readers off the beaten path to explore the hidden gems, historical landmarks, and natural wonders that define the Palmetto State. From coastal beaches and historic towns to scenic mountain trails, her book serves as the ultimate checklist for locals and travelers looking to experience the best of South Carolina.

Included alongside top statewide treasures, Magnolia Plantation & Gardens stands out for its rich heritage, romantic-style gardens, and immersive guided tours.

Why Magnolia Belongs on Your South Carolina Bucket List

For generations, visitors from around the world have traveled to Magnolia to experience our breathtaking gardens. When you visit Magnolia, you can:

  • Stroll America’s Oldest Public Gardens: Wander through acres of year-round blooms, ancient live oaks shrouded in Spanish moss, and tranquil reflection ponds.

  • Experience Guided History Tours: Explore our "Slavery to Freedom" tour, offering an impactful look into the lives, culture, and history of the enslaved people who lived and worked here.

  • Discover Lowcountry Wildlife: Take the Nature Train Tour through our wetlands, marshes, and wildlife preserves to spot alligators, native birds, and coastal flora.

Ready to Cross Magnolia Off Your Bucket List?

Grab a copy of 100 Things to Do in South Carolina Before You Die, pack your bags, and plan your visit to Charleston! Book your tickets online today to experience the beauty and history of Magnolia Plantation & Gardens firsthand.

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