Charleston

"The Palmetto arrives at the North Charleston Intermodal Transportation Center at 7:30 p.m. ET and is the second to last stop for the train. As the name suggests, the station is located in the north end of the city, fairly close to Park Circle. Unfortunately, similar to Richmond Staples Mill, it is located about a 15-minute drive to the downtown. Connections can be made at the station to local bus service (CARTA) as well as intercity options. During the daytime hours, there is the ability to get downtown via bus, however, ride share is always an option and fairly easy to arrange. The station building itself is small, although it has the basics of seating, a vending machine, restrooms and a ticket window. Inside, there is also a small museum, which tells the story of the area and the railroads."

"Step back in time to the charm of historic Charleston: Stroll along cobblestone streets, admire colorful antebellum architecture, and savor the flavors of Lowcountry cuisine in this picturesque Southern city that exudes hospitality and sophistication"

"It’s no surprise Charleston is emerging as a popular travel hotspot with its charming architecture, top notch dining, and flair for art and design."