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6 of the Prettiest Small Towns in the South

Founded in 1711, Beaufort is not only one of the oldest towns in South Carolina, but also surely one of the prettiest.

Beaufort's historic downtown, filled with Federal-style mansions and Queen Anne cottages, is a reminder that when it comes to architecture, they just don't make buildings like they used to. And with streets that ring with the clip-clop of horses and the rumbling of carriages, Beaufort feels almost like stepping back in time. The surrounding scenery of the South Carolina Lowcountry is just as pretty as the town itself. Expect to find a mix of palm trees and live oaks dripping with Spanish moss, winding waterways such as the Beaufort River, and ample marshland filled with wildlife. Waterfront Park is the perfect place to take in the views, especially since it's within easy walking distance to Beaufort's many boutiques, restaurants, and art galleries.

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