Discover Charleston's rich history on a captivating 90 minute walking tour through its historic streets and hidden alleys. Beginning at the Shepheards Tavern marker, this journey takes you from the ci
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Location: Charleston
What's Included
- City Licensed and Certified Guide
- Strolls through the picturesque historic streets of Charleston
- A $0.50 tour tax is included in each ticket price.
- Stops and learning about historical places with the guide focused on the best experience
- 1.5 hr walking tour where the guide listens to the guests and adjusts based on their interests
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: There's no strict age limit, but the tour is generally best suited for kids 10 and up. Younger ones might get bored walking for 90 minutes, but if they’re interested in history, they might enjoy it! Just make sure they can walk at a good pace and keep up with the group.
A: Comfort is key! I'd recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes since you'll be on your feet for about 90 minutes. Charleston can get hot, so lightweight clothing is best, and don’t forget sunscreen! Also, if it looks like rain, maybe a light jacket or poncho just in case.
A: Yes, the tour runs year-round! However, they do cancel if there’s severe weather like heavy rains or storms. If that happens, they usually reschedule you for a later date, which is super convenient. Just make sure to check the forecast before you go!
Discussions
Just did the Charleston History Walking Tour—amazing experience!
I went on the Charleston Signature History Walking Tour last week, and wow, it was so informative! Our guide was super knowledgeable and shared stories that made the city's history come alive. Walking through the Old and Historic District was beautiful, especially ending at Rainbow Row. Highly recommend for anyone who loves history or wants to learn more about Charleston. Great way to spend 90 minutes!
Considering gifting the walking tour—any tips?
Hey everyone! I'm thinking about getting a gift certificate for the Charleston History Walking Tour for my parents. They’ve never been to Charleston and love history. What do you all think? Any tips for first-timers? How was the tour overall?