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Step into Charleston's rich history on this captivating walking tour. Over the course of two hours, you'll explore iconic sites, charming alleys, and historic landmarks that tell stories dating back to 1670. From antebellum mansions to cobblestone streets, this tour offers a deep dive into Charleston's vibrant past and opulent heritage.
Discover hidden gems like Rainbow Row, the French Quarter, and the Four Corners of Law. You'll also enjoy visual stops at Forts Sutter & Moultrie and learn about the city’s pirates, architecture, and local culture. This small-group experience ensures personalized attention and a chance to feel like a true Charleston local.
Perfect for history buffs and curious travelers alike, this tour combines storytelling with scenic sights, making every step a journey into yesteryear. Whether you're visiting for the first time or returning for a deeper understanding, this Charleston history tour is a memorable way to experience the city’s legacy.
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours.
Groups are limited to up to 15 people for a more intimate experience.
Yes, children aged 7-12 are welcome, along with infants and adults. Please note age restrictions for certain stops.
Yes, transportation options are wheelchair accessible, making it easy for everyone to join.
All sites visited are included in the price; no additional payments are required.
No, food and drinks are not included. Gratuities are also not included.
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Built in 1771, this site was the location where the United States Constitution was ratified.
Learn about the Gullah community and their influence in Charleston.
An ornate playhouse from circa 1810 featuring elegant woodwork and a courtyard.
Visit the oldest religious building in Charleston, dating back to circa 1764.
Rainbow Row, a series of nine historic buildings, most of which predate the American Revolution.
The Battery, a historic seawall and promenade offering scenic views of Charleston Harbor.
A Gothic Revival church built in 1844, the only independent Huguenot Church in the U.S.
Meet at the starting point
We gather in front of Charleston City Hall, at the corner of Meeting Street. Public restrooms and water fountains are available nearby.
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From $49.00 per person