Charleston History Tour – Small Groups Only – History & Alleyways
from $28.00
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
Overview
Most Tours in Charleston will take out 20 people on a tour. I keep my tours smaller and max out at 10 people. By having smaller groups it allows my guests to have a more personalized and unique experience.
You get me, an experienced tour guide (Adam Moore) as your tour guide. I do every tour so you can be assured you will be getting the real deal 🙂
So grab a coffee and get your day started off right with a morning history tour of beautiful Charleston, South Carolina.
I will provide Intricate and detailed history, plus great storytelling and personality on our tour. Again, I like to keep these tours smaller in size to encourage conversations and questions.
2 hours
Meet at the start point (no pickup)
We meet outside at 151 Meeting St. Our starting point is located just 1 block away from the historic market in downtown Charleston on the corner of Horlebeck Alley and Meeting Street.
Itinerary
- 1The Powder Magazine
We will walk by the oldest public in South Carolina (The Powder Magazine) built in 1713 and then I will do a story about PIRATES
- 2French Huguenot Church
We take a walk into the French Quarter of Charleston.
- 3Dock Street Theater
Originally built in 1736 Dock Street theatre was the 1st theatre in the Colonies.
- 4Stop
The Pink House is one of the oldest (if not the oldest) buildings in Charleston. We will talk about The Pink House at this location. Chalmers Street is a beautiful cobblestone street lined with Palmetto Trees & Crepe Myrtle Trees.
- 5Old Slave Mart Museum
We stand outside of the museum & we discuss the massive impacts slavery had on our city and it's people.
- 6Stop
Laid out in 1680 this beautiful street was the center of commerce in Charleston...and still is.
- 7Rainbow Row
A must-see in Charleston, we go by the famous "Rainbow Row"
- 8Stop
Dating back to 1771 we stand outside and talk about Charleston's role in the American Revolution at this location.
- 9Charleston Waterfront Park
Beautiful park overlooking the Charleston Harbor. The Pineapple fountain is located here.
What's included
- 10 People Or Less
- History From a Licensed & Experienced Tour Guide
- History From a University Of South Carolina History Graduate
- Good Stories and a Great Time!
- We will go inside of 1 historic building or church on this tour
Good to know
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- What to Bring/Wear: 1) Footwear that you enjoy walking in. 2) Water. 3) Bug Spray. 4) Umbrella or Rain Coat (it rains a lot here)
