CHARLESTON
67 Tours Reviewed
One stroll can change how you see a city. This 2-hour, 10-minute walk turns Charleston’s food into a history lesson, with tastings tied to the people and places that shaped the Lowcountry. You start downtown at 164 Church St and…
Follow Charleston’s stories through its alleys and landmarks. This small-group walking tour with guide Adam links major sights to the people and power behind them, from early pirate tales to Revolutionary-era clues. You’ll spend about two hours on foot, with…
Charleston can be a lot to take in. This combo turns it into a clean, timed day: you ride an air-conditioned coach to Boone Hall, then get a guided sweep through Charleston’s most famous streets and landmarks. The first thing…
Dinner turns into a timeline. Historic Table pairs a period supper with live narration, so Charleston’s food history comes to you instead of through more walking. You’re guided by culinary historian Mike Hebb, who connects each dish to specific eras…
A horse carriage tour can be a fast way to fall for Charleston. This private ride, about 50 minutes, gives you a narrated route through the historic district with a real driver/guide and a City Market start point. I like…
Charleston history hides in plain sight. This walk, led by Citadel professor Eric Lager, turns ordinary streets into a story you can actually follow. I especially loved the small group feel and the way Eric tells the past like it’s…
A camera can make Charleston feel even sweeter. This private photo walk turns famous corners like Rainbow Row into real, usable portraits, not just quick snapshots. It’s built for people who want a relaxed stroll plus professional help posing while…
History here is easier on foot. This Charleston walking tour is built for learning at street level: a professional historian with a PhD leads a slow, break-friendly walk that starts by the waterfront. I like that you get real storytelling…
Charleston pulls you in fast, and this combo tour keeps you moving smart. You start with a licensed guide and a climate-controlled ride that links the Old Market area to the city’s most photographed streets and churches, then you step…
Charleston gets real when the stories come with names. This Historic Women of Charleston walk shines a spotlight on the city’s “Badass Broads,” with Jonathan Green guiding you through five famous stops while keeping the focus on women’s influence—and the…
One of America’s prettiest gardens meets real swamp wildlife. This combo pairs Magnolia Plantation (including its Audubon swamp nature tram) with an easy Charleston historic highlights loop by climate-controlled coach. I especially love how Magnolia feels like more than a…
Charleston history, told on foot. This semi-private small group walking tour feels personal right from the start, with a certified guide helping you make sense of Charleston’s architecture and street-level stories, including homes and buildings that predate the American Revolution.…
History feels closer here. This Charleston day trip mixes a climate-controlled coach with big harbor views of Fort Sumter. I love the way you learn the city in motion, and I especially like how the second half gives you a…
Charleston is all about details you miss alone. This 2-hour walking tour strings together churches, homes, and landmark architecture in a way that actually makes the city’s story click. You start near City Hall, hear how Charleston shaped American history,…
Charleston gets spookier after sundown. This 60–70 minute ghost-and-history walk threads you through real, old places—graveyards, a judge’s house, Blackbeard-linked rooms—while your guide keeps the pace friendly and the stories grounded in what’s known. I especially like the easy meetup…
