Walking Tours in Charleston

Get an inside perspective on Charleston's lesser-known black history during this 2-hour walking tour. Listen as your guide tells forgotten folktales and facts about important figures in the city's history.

Travel back in time to discover one of America's most historic cities - Charleston, South Carolina - on this guided, 2-hour walking tour. Visit points of interest including Chalmers Street and the Old Slave Mart; the Dock Street Theatre in the historic French Quarter neighborhood; Rainbow Row, the longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States; the Old Exchange Building, South Carolina's most historic building; plus St. Michael's Alley, Washington Square and White Point Garden, in the heart of Charleston's historic district, with a spectacular view of Fort Sumter and many more.

Travel back in time to discover one of America's most historic cities - Charleston, South Carolina - on this guided, 2-hour, small-group walking tour. Explore some of the city's most enchanting alleys and hidden passages. Visit the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, a colonial building with a 300-year history; Rainbow Row, the longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States; plus Elliott Street featuring Poinsett's Tavern; the Heyward-Washington House; Longitude Lane, one of the city's original streets; mysterious Stoll's Alley and many more.

Discover the "Holy City" with a professional Guide on this comprehensive Walking Tour through the popular sites of Charleston, South Carolina. Follow your guide on a leisurely stroll down cobbled alleyways and boulevards lined with grand antebellum homes as you listen to a highlight reel of Charleston history. Stop long enough to snap photos at top landmarks like the Battery, Rainbow Row, Waterfront Park, Old Customs Exchange, Nathaniel Russell House, Whitepoint Garden, and St. Michael's Church. Walk with us and learn about bawdy taverns & pirates, heroic patriots, the grandeur of antebellum architecture, the devastation of the Civil War, and much more! History will come alive as we stroll through the historic streets and gardens of the "Holy City."

Capture the essence of historic Charleston on this guided tour of the French Quarter and South of Broad districts with a licensed (and local) tour guide. Fans of the book Very Charleston walk by wrought iron fences and hidden alleyway gardens taken right from the pages, while those who haven't read it glean first-hand knowledge about the Holy City's history and culture as they walk.

More than just a walking tour of downtown Charleston, this Sunday walkabout also includes entrance to the gardens at the historic Heyward Washington House, making it a great value for first-time visitors. Take an easy Sunday stroll to top Holy City sights in the French Quarter and South of Broad neighborhood while your guide shares tales of the city's rich history. Plus, with only 15 people or fewer on each tour, you have plenty of opportunities to ask questions.

Experience the charm and beauty of Charleston on a morning or afternoon walking tour. With an entertaining guide, take a 2-hour stroll through the city's Historic District, passing antebellum mansions, hidden gardens, historic churches and graveyards, as well as famous sites like Fort Sumter, Rainbow Row and the Waterfront Battery. Along the way, learn about Charleston's rich history and contemporary culture.

Discover the history and sights of Charleston on a 2-hour walking tour. Stroll past the High Battery Seawall, Charleston Harbor, Rainbow Row, the French Quarter, and the South of Broad district, taking in historic buildings and elegant mansions. You'll hear from the guide about the city's history and get great photo ops along the way. Choose from the morning or evening departure.

Travel back in time to discover one of America's most historic cities - Charleston, South Carolina - on this guided, 2-hour, small-group walking tour. Explore some of the city's most historic neighborhoods on Charleston's most beautiful walk. Visit the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, a colonial building with a 300-year history; Rainbow Row, the longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States; plus the private gardens along Tradd Street; White Point Garden at the tip of the peninsula; the mansions along East Battery Street; mysterious Stoll's Alley and many more.