Danish Consulate in Charleston, South Carolina

We are here to assist you with any information you may seek regarding Denmark, especially in relation to trade and investment, tourism, culture or issues related to Danish citizens working, living or visiting the Carolinas.  

South Carolina
The Palmetto State of South Carolina encompasses 32,020 square miles and is ranked 40th in the nation's total area. Not only is it known for its beautiful sandy beaches along its East Coast and thriving tourism, it is home to a major aviation heavyweight, a growing international port, and many key manufacturing companies.

The capital and largest city of the state is Columbia and the second largest is Charleston. See www.sc.gov or www.scchamber.net for more information on business topics, tourism and resources.

Points of interest:

• South Carolina Aquarium
• National Park Congaree
• Riverbanks Zoo
• Brookgreen Gardens

North Carolina
The Tarheel State of North Carolina, just north of South Carolina, covers 48,617 square miles of the United States. It is home to some of the finest coastal beaches on the Atlantic seaboard and the world's oldest mountainous regions. In the past five decades, North Carolina's economy has experienced a shift from heavy dependence upon tobacco and furniture making to a more diversified economy with engineering, biotechnology, and finance sectors.

Its capital is Raleigh and its largest city is Charlotte. See www.nc.gov or www.ncchamber.net for more information on business topics, tourism and resources.

Points of interest:

• Biltmore Estate
• North Carolina Zoo
• Paramount's Carowinds
• Grove Park Inn
• Blue Ridge Parkway

Your inquiries regarding consular matters are welcome. Our staff can also be of assistance regarding cultural information. Please note that inquiries should be made in English if possible.

Yours sincerely,
Brad Waring, Honorary Consul.