Columbia is located in the geographic center of South Carolina. The Columbia
Metro area, known as the Midlands, is within a three hour drive from anywhere
in South Carolina. Columbia is one of just a few cities in the United States
to have three major interstate highways passing through the city. Interstate
highways 20, 26 and 77 all intersect in Columbia. I-95 is only about 50
miles away. The Columbia Metropolitan Airport is served by 4 major airlines.
In addition to all of the attractions and recreation in the Midlands, the capital city is close enough for day trips to the mountains of the upstate, beaches on the Atlantic Coast and the many historic sites in the Lowcountry.
Charleston - 112 miles
Founded in 1670 by English settlers, Charleston is one of the top travel
destinations in the United States. In the historic district, 73 buildings
pre-date the Revolutionary War. Charleston gave America its first decisive
victory of the Revolutionary War and the first shots of the Civil War.
Rich heritage, great scenery, history, beautiful gardens and architecture.
Greenville - 101 miles
One of America's leading textile manufacturing cities. The Blue Ridge Mountains, visible from
downtown Greenville, and over 60 city parks offer plenty of recreational
opportunities.
Hilton Head Island - 164 miles
The largest island between New Jersey and Florida. Popular for golf, tennis, and
wide Atlantic beaches.
Myrtle Beach - 143 miles
The central city along the 60 mile long Grand Strand offering Atlantic Ocean
beaches, entertainment, nightlife and outdoor recreation.
Atlanta 215 Baltimore 490 Boston 889 Charlotte 92 Cleveland 596 Miami 613 Montreal 1031 New York 689 Orlando 413 Philadelphia 584 Washington 451
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