With its charming gardens and woodlands, Summerville is renowned as “Flowertown” and offers both small-town coziness and a variety of attractions. Everyone can enjoy the birthplace of Southern sweet tea and explore the Sweet Tea Trail and annual festival.

The walkable downtown historic district is full of unique boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops, bars, and attractions such as the 12-acre Azalea Park, home to bronze sculptures, ponds, and walking trails. History buffs will appreciate the one-of-a-kind structures, including many homes built after the Earthquake of 1886, which are listed on the National Historic Register. Summerville has undergone a revolution in food and craft beverages, providing something for everyone.