Famous for its magnificent homes, well-preserved antebellum architecture, and stunning vistas of Charleston Harbor, the Battery is a historic neighborhood in Charleston, South Carolina.

The Battery, which is situated at the southernmost point of the Charleston Peninsula, served as an artillery battery and defensive barrier during the Civil War. It is now a promenade with lovely streets lined with oak trees and old houses like the Nathaniel Russell House and the Edmondson-Alston House. It is a well-liked attraction for both tourists and history buffs because of its picturesque views of the harbor and Fort Sumter.