The best flight deals to Charleston, WV (CRW)

A city break in Charleston offers a vibrant panorama of historic landmarks and lush plantations, handsome mansions and picture-perfect cobblestone streets. While the historical attractions draw visitors from far and wide, the city also has a lively dining and entertainment scene, diverse shopping and an eclectic array of museums and art galleries.

During your stay in Charleston, be sure to:

• Visit the historic Charleston City Market constructed in 1841 and buy a hand-woven sweet grass basket
• Take in a Charleston tour and discover the historical side of the city
• Take a photo of Rainbow Row, a line of pastel-colored historic homes on East Bay Street
• Cycle along the Ravenel bridge to see the Charleston skyline
• Wander through the picturesque Waterfront Park
• Go on a day trip to the captivating Charleston Plantations and gain insight into the history of the South
• Go shopping for luxury goods on King Street
• Visit the Old Exchange and Provost Building, one of the oldest buildings in Charleston, constructed in 1771
• Soak up the atmosphere of a baseball game at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park stadium
• Savor fresh seafood straight from the Charleston Harbor at a waterfront restaurant

Passengers traveling to Charleston will arrive into Yeager Airport, located close to the city center. The airport handled more than 200.000 passengers last year, offering flights to and from a selection of domestic destinations.

Charleston, or Charles Town, as it was first known as, is one of North America's oldest cities. With origins dating back to 1670, it boasts numerous standout attractions, some dating back as far as the 18th century, all with fascinating histories. While the city's epic history was carved by the Civil War, its properties emerged unscathed, and the city's famous Historic District is a perfectly preserved treasure trove of centuries old buildings, beautiful mansions decorated with elegant wrought iron accents and soaring church steeples. Sleepy horse and carriages plod down sun-dappled cobblestone streets and the city exudes a classic "old South" charm.