easy
2 hours
Light walking suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be comfortable standing and strolling for two hours.
Experience Charleston’s fascinating past on a private two-hour walking tour through its historic streets and landmarks. Perfect for curious travelers, this intimate journey reveals captivating stories behind the city’s iconic architecture and revolutionary roots.
All Ages • 2 Hours • Up to 10 People • Starting at $250
Discover Charleston's rich history and stunning architecture on a private two-hour walking tour. Led by an engaging guide, explore 300 years of captivating stories, from the Revolutionary War to unique local architecture. This interactive experience invites questions, making it a memorable way to connect with the city's vibrant past.
Two Hours
Your private tour guide will walk at a leisurely pace through 300 years of history, culture and architecture. This tour will walk past private homes, public buildings, churches, gardens, and graveyards. Topics include early history, the Revolutionary War, Civil War, and the evolution of unique Charleston architecture. You’ll also hear about how we survived multiple disasters such as earthquakes, fires, floods, and hurricanes. The tour is fully interactive and questions are welcomed and encouraged.
Charleston Place Hotel in the lobby under the chandelier.
Allow two hours, wear comfortable shoes, and bring a bottle of water if you like!
The tour covers city streets and some uneven sidewalks, so sturdy, comfortable shoes will make your experience much more enjoyable.
Charleston can be warm and humid, especially in summer; staying hydrated and wearing breathable clothing helps keep you comfortable on the walk.
This private tour encourages interaction, so don’t hesitate to dive deeper into topics that interest you for a richer experience.
Morning departures are ideal for cooler temperatures and quieter streets, enhancing your ability to take photos and focus on details.
Charleston was established in 1670 and played a crucial role during the American Revolutionary War and the Civil War.
The city preserves its historic district through strict urban planning and encourages responsible tourism to protect its architectural heritage and green spaces.
Essential for navigating historic streets and uneven sidewalks safely and comfortably.
Staying hydrated in Charleston’s warm climate is crucial, especially in warmer months.
summer specific
Protect yourself from sun exposure during the outdoor tour.
summer specific
April and cooler months may require a light layer for comfort during early morning tours.
spring specific