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Tour Schedule and Itinerary

All tours are 2.5 hours in duration, travel about 1.5 miles, and will never be larger than 10 people.

Schedule of Tours:

Monday: 2pm

Tuesday: 9:30am and 2pm

Wednesday: 2pm

Thursday: 9:30am and 2pm

Friday: 2pm

Saturday: 9:30am & 2pm

Sunday: 9:30am and 2pm (note: the gift shop at 108 Meeting Street where the tour begins does not open until 12pm on Sunday, but there are restrooms across the street at the Mills House Hotel)

Schedules are subject to change, please check the calendar on my website's booking engine for current availability.

All tours begin at 108 Meeting Street in front of the Historic Charleston Foundation Gift Shop, across from the Mills House Hotel. The tour will end on the Battery next to Charleston Harbor and near the iconic Rainbow Row section of the city. Please arrive ten minutes prior to departure. There are restrooms available in the gift shop and water for purchase. 

Private Tours are available by appointment. Please call (843) 655-9551 to inquire.       

Sites To See

As we stroll along Charleston’s historic streets, you will see the oldest sections of the city, important public buildings, and its picturesque residential area. We will surely pass by:

  • The Mills House Hotel

  • St. Phillips Church

  • Dock Street Theatre

  • Huguenot Church

  • Cobblestone Streets

  • French Quarter

  • Hibernian Hall

  • Fort Sumter

  • The Fireproof Building

  • Decorative Wrought Iron Work

  • Washington Park

  • St. Michael’s Church

  • Heyward-Washington House

  • First Baptist Church

  • The Charleston Battery

  • Catfish Row

  • Historic Graveyards and Cemetery’s

  • Quaint Alleys and Gardens

  • Pink House

  • Four Corners of Law

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Stories To Hear

Each tour begins with an introduction to the founding of Charleston in 1670, its economic development, and the rise of the modern preservation movement that created the historic district in 1931. We will cover a wide variety of topics and during our walk you will hear gripping stories about historic buildings and people, learn about the city’s architecture and culture, and depart the tour with a greater understanding and appreciation of Charleston's unique history.

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Sites To See

As we stroll along Charleston’s historic streets, you will see the oldest sections of the city, important public buildings, and its picturesque residential area. We will surely pass by:

  • The Mills House Hotel

  • St. Phillips Church

  • Dock Street Theatre

  • Huguenot Church

  • Cobblestone Streets

  • French Quarter

  • Hibernian Hall

  • Fort Sumter

  • The Fireproof Building

  • Decorative Wrought Iron Work

  • Washington Park

  • St. Michael’s Church

  • Heyward-Washington House

  • First Baptist Church

  • The Charleston Battery

  • Catfish Row

  • Historic Graveyards and Cemetery’s

  • Quaint Alleys and Gardens

  • Pink House

  • Four Corners of Law

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Stories To Hear

Each tour begins with an introduction to the founding of Charleston in 1670, its economic development, and the rise of the modern preservation movement that created the historic district in 1931. We will cover a wide variety of topics and during our walk you will hear gripping stories about historic buildings and people, learn about the city’s architecture and culture, and depart the tour with a greater understanding and appreciation of Charleston's unique history.

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Learn More About Charleston History Walk

For more information about my historical walking tours, please do not hesitate to reach out to me anytime. I will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.