Charleston History Tour - Small Groups Only - History & Alleyways
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Small groups of 10 or less
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Duration 2 hours
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Experienced licensed guide
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Engaging storytelling
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Meeting point at 151 Meeting St
Explore the rich history of Charleston on a small group tour led by an expert guide, featuring engaging stories and unique insights into the city's past.
Featured Reviews
Included
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10 people or less
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History from a licensed & experienced tour guide
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History from a university of south carolina history graduate
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Good stories and a great time!
Excluded
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Admission inside the old ryan slave mart
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Admission inside the old exchange building
Explore the rich history of Charleston on a small group tour led by an expert guide, featuring engaging stories and unique insights into the city's past.
Highlights
- Personalized and unique experience
- Intricate and detailed history
- Great storytelling and personality
- Small group size for conversations and questions
- Gorgeous park as the end point
Meeting Point
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.
151 Meeting St, Charleston, SC 29401 , United States
End Point
We end on the waterfront with a beautiful view of the Charleston Harbor. Waterfront Park, near the Pineapple fountain
Vendue Range, Concord St, Charleston, SC 29401 , United States
What to expect
The 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
French Huguenot Church
We take a walk into the French Quarter of Charleston.
Dock Street Theater
Originally built in 1736 Dock Street theatre was the 1st theatre in the Colonies.
Chalmers St
A beautiful cobblestone street with one of the oldest structures in Charleston located on it..."The Pink House"
Old Slave Mart Museum
We discuss the massive impacts slavery had on our city and it's people and talk about this unique museum
Broad St
Laid out in 1680 this beautiful street was the center of commerce in Charleston...and still is.
Exchange Building
Finished in 1771 we talk bout Charleston's role in the American Revolution
Rainbow Row
A must-see in Charleston, we go by the famous "Rainbow Row"
Charleston Waterfront Park
Beautiful park overlooking the Charleston Harbor. The Pineapple fountain is located here.
Additional Information
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Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
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Service animals allowed
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Public transportation options are available nearby
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Participants should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
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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)
What our experts say
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Wear comfortable walking shoes.
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Don't forget bug spray and water.
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Visit nearby Waterfront Park for views.
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Grab coffee at a local café before the tour.
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Check out the historic market after the tour.
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