More than just a history and architecture walking tour! Learn the unveiled history of Charleston, from the earliest days, to modern times, and everything in between. In order to talk about the blend of cultures in the Lowcountry and especially our beautiful Creole culture, the Gullah Geechee, we have to talk about all of it, even the dark history, which sadly, a lot of tour companies are still not willing to do. Charleston is a grand city with an intricate, complicated and delicate history that we handle with care, yet this story is engaging, fascinating and endlessly surprising. As you stroll through time with your certified native Charlestonian guide, you will be escorted by sights such as the Waterfront Park's Pineapple Fountain, the City Market, Rainbow Row, the Old Exchange Building, the Old Slave Mart Museum, hidden alleyways, majestic churches, cobblestone streets and more! While we speak freely about our history, this is appropriate for visitors of ages and walks of life!
Please meet your guide by the alcove at 164 Church Street (next to the Black Fedora), five minutes prior to the start of the tour.
Take a tranquil walk along Charleston's most famous landmark and learn how it became "Rainbow Row."
Find out why pineapples represent southern hospitality and see the famous Pineapple Fountain as you stroll through Waterfront Park, overlooking the majestic Charleston Harbor and the Ravenel Bridges.
A surprising history rest within the vibrant, diverse City Market, Charleston's original shopping district, has a surprising history.
Walk through this intriguing passageway that commemorates the close relationship between two revolutionary cities and learn the many secrets hidden there.
Gracing the skyline of Charleston's Four Corners of Law, the original business district, is the city's oldest standing church, Saint Michael's. Also see City Hall, the County Courthouse and the Federal Courthouse.
Did you know that Charleston's oldest structure was also it's most popular tavern for centuries? If those walls could talk!
Be captivated by the exquisite and intriguing architecture of America's oldest theater.
Crucial to Charleston during the Revolution was the port's first dungeon, customs house, meeting house and grand ballroom.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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