8. Charleston, South Carolina
A rich history, nearby beaches, southern charm, and city living combine to make Charleston a highly attractive retirement destination. History buffs undoubtedly will appreciate the city’s City War sites, including well-preserved antebellum architecture and Fort Sumter. The Preservation Society of Charleston is the country’s oldest community-based historic preservation group.
Food lovers, too, can find lots of interesting and delicious options to enjoy along Charleston’s cobblestone streets, especially in the comfort and brunch food areas. And if you fancy doing some outdoor activities, kayaking, paddleboarding, and surfing are popular local water sports—along with fishing and boating.
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Most of those places are not in the south.!!!Delaware, Oklahoma, Kentucky???
once again weather is great however mostly on the East Coast or at least more east than the west! no thanks!