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White Point Garden

Step behind the Battery seawall into White Point Garden, where live oaks shade paths, cannons, and a central gazebo. The garden rewards a slower pause than the promenade.

White Point Garden

Why go

The lawns and tree canopy give this peninsula tip a different feel from the open seawall outside. Follow the paths between the old artillery and monuments, then look toward Fort Sumter through the park’s southern edge. It works as a shaded break on a historic district walk.

What to look for

  • Live oaks shade the interior paths.
  • A gazebo stands at the center of the garden.
  • Cannons and monuments recall the peninsula’s defenses.

Useful to know

  • Walk the Battery promenade and the garden as two linked stops; the garden provides the shade.
  • Use the paths and benches for a pause before continuing north into the residential streets.

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Outdoor visit · 20–35 min

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