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Columbia, SC

With several distinct shopping districts and a recently revitalized downtown, there's a corner of Columbia to suit everyone. Soak in the sights, try something new, and explore a neighborhood in the Heart of SC.

Harbison/Irmo

In the Harbison/Irmo area you’ll find the home to all your shopping needs. Visit the Columbiana Centere mall, visit a locally owned boutique, or spend the day trying a new restaurant. Dare to try a southern delicacy? This neighborhood specializes in fried okra.

Chapin

Gearing up for lake days are easy in this slice of the south, here you can grab your boiled peanuts, an ice cream cone, or a few cold ones to take with you sailing on beautiful Lake Murray.

Lexington

Come stretch your legs in the town of Lexington. Catch a show at the amphitheater, visit an annual festival, or plan your date night on the bustling Main Street. Don’t forget to dig into some pimento cheese while you’re here.

Northeast

A state park, variety of international cuisines, and a farmers market. This pocket of Columbia SC is ready to welcome your stay.

Lower Richland

Most notably known as being home to South Carolina’s only national park, this district is filled with family friendly activities. When the season is right go strawberry picking, grab a local lunch, and catch South Carolina’s fireflies phenom.

Blythewood

Located on the outskirts of downtown Cola, Blythewood offers a taste small town living to visitors. Get your rodeo fix here or explore why so many people call this neighborhood home.

West Columbia

Head west to WeCo, a city filled with an activity for every trip-planner. If you’re craving some fresh air, mill about on the West Columbia Riverwalk and take a dip.

Cayce

Just across the river is this suburb packed with history. Most known for being part of the three rivers greenway, here you’ll find, history, bites, and adventure for all.

Forest Acres

This part of town is your hub for dining and shopping. With locally owned boutiques, eateries perfect no natter the time of day, and big-name clothing brands. You’ll get your shopping fix here.

Devine Street

With a plethora of brunch spots, watering holes for a local brew, dinner plans galore, you won’t need to wander further than this hotspot for Saturday plans.

Five Points

Over 100 years of history, accomplishments, and evolution. Overflowing with small business, electric night life, shopping, and mouthwatering restaurants. You’ll want to add it to your to-do list.

Rosewood

One of the most diverse neighborhoods in our city, Rosewood has it all from the only urban farm in the city to a refurbished airport hangar that is now home to a local beer garden.

Mill District

Revitalized communities, new restaurants, and a place to catch the game. Welcome to the Mill District.

Bull Street District

Packed with history, this district is known for its spooky beginnings. The city’s latest revitalization project showcases a minor league baseball team, new restaurants, and a place to find all your outdoor needs.

Main Street

Enjoy art, cultural events, shopping, and some of the best foodie spots in the heart of SC. Home to Soda City Market, First Thursday on Main, Columbia’s Greek Festival, and many, many, more… you’ll want to clear your schedule for this.

The Vista

Your one stop shop for all that is art and entertainment. Take a walking tour of the public art, see a comedy show, catch live music, and dance the night away here.

NOMA

The district north of Main Street is a local hotspot. From artisan lattes to flea markets, to vegan eats, to everything in between, NoMa is the place to plan your Saturday mornings.

Williams Brice

Not just for football anymore, this district offers you the chance to grab a cold one, make lunch plans, and even attend the SC State Fair. Don’t worry, your autumn trip is covered here.

Fort Jackson

Home to not only a military base, this neighborhood is packed with authentic eats from every culture and a walking trail to stretch your legs afterwards.