Tourism and Travel
in Rimville
Rimville offers much for tourists to do.  For a virtual tour of Rimville click here.
Flight
Rimville is only forty-five minutes away from the Charleston international airport.  Taxi and limousine services to and from the airport are available.  Call ahead for options: 648-9301.
Lodging
Rimville natuarally offers a large selection of hotels.  Here are three popular choices.
The Hotel Rimville
First opened in 1916 the Hotel Rimville has become synonymous with excellence.  In-hotel restaurant and bar, full room service, violent ghost of former suicide, bell boy, and valet parking.
286-8573
The Ocean Star
Large hotel off of Golden Beach.  Pool, hot tubs, and continental breakfast provided.
Plumbing, lighting, maid service, and heat are only included in the deluxe package.
288-3987
Conrad Belcher's House of Wax and Hotel
All the conveniences of a hotel and wax museum in one.  Awake to find new wax sculptures in your room each morning.
387-9090
Sights and Sounds
Herb Tucker's Giant Meatball
Once the largest meatball on world record, Herb's meatball collapsed in upon itself in '92, and is still rotting today.  Come watch over fours tons of beef decompose and waste away.
Located next to the Relief for Starving Children Agency.
Elvis Presley Memorial Garden
Constructed by Bobby and Edna Goenutz next to the Victory Gardens apartment complex, the Elvis Memorial Garden is an acre of pink plastic busts dedicated to the King.
Pidgeon poop cleaned bi-monthly.
Clementine's Castle
Built in 1917 by local legend Harland Bistro, Clementine's Castle is a three-storey structure made of corrugated iron.  Come see such disturbing features as the Dead Womb of Clementine chamber, the famous My Corpse, My Love sculpture, and of course the Parapet of Wailing.
L.A. Rick's Jazz Bar
Come see the finest Latin Jazz-Mambo Electric Rythm Afro-Fusion the city has to offer.
The Rimville Theatre for the Performing Arts
Proud host of such off-Broadway hits as
The Wily Antics of a Milner's Daughter, Clomp!: A Study in Stompin' Feet, I'm Awfully Proud of My Girl Parts, and of course the 1988 musical Danny Vists a Dairy Farm.
For more information on visiting Rimville contact the Department of Tourism and Fisheries: 689-5675.
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