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What do you think is the most historically significant city in your state? If you live in South Carolina, Columbia, also known as the Soda City, maybe the first one that comes to mind.
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:20 - Hampton-Preston Mansion
00:58 - Robert Mills House and Gardens
01:33 - South Carolina State House
02:03 - EdVenture Children’s Museum
02:30 - Columbia Museum of Art
03:00 - South Carolina State Museum
03:35 - Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park
04:00 - Lake Murray
04:36 - Dreher Island State Park
04:59 - Saluda Shoals
05:29 - Congaree National Park
06:10 - Sesquicentennial State Park
06:42 - Harbison State Forest
06:59 - Riverbanks Zoo and Botanical Gardens
07:19 - Tunnel Vision Mural
07:58 - University of South Carolina
08:19 - Williams-Brice Stadium
08:40 - Segra Park
08:57 - South Carolina State Farmer’s Market and Soda City Market
09:27 - Mast General Store
09:46 - Outro
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The city’s extensive history began decades ago. It was founded in 1786, but ⅔ of the city burned down after General William T. Sherman entered in 1865. A few historic buildings managed to survive, such as the Hampton-Preston Mansion, Robert Mills House and Gardens, and South Carolina State House. They’re all worth visiting as a way to experience life during the Antebellum period.
Several museums celebrate South Carolina’s history and cultures such as the Columbia Museum of Art and the South Carolina State Museum. Many are interactive and entertaining enough for children, such as the famous EdVenture.
South Carolina’s Lake Murray Dam is a well-known attraction, but Columbia also has plenty of other beautiful natural spaces. They include Saluda Shoals, Congaree National Park, the Sesquecential State Park, and the Harbison State Forest, to name a few.
Sports-lovers will have a wonderful time in the city. The Williams-Bryce Stadium hosts a rowdy crowd, and the multi-purpose Segra Park is worth visiting as well. You’re certain to find a game or event that you’ll enjoy in one of them.
Unique shops such as the Mast General Store offer all the supplies you could ever need for your trip, especially if you plan to camp out in one of the city’s parks. The farmers’ markets on the weekends offer a large selection of local produce. You can also enjoy delicious local food at restaurants such as Villa Tronco and Oyster Bar Columbia.
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Best Things to Do in Columbia, South Carolina
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