• St. Philip’s Church - Gracefully situated on Church Street, St. Philip’s Church is one of Charleston’s most renowned landmarks. Completed in 1836, its magnificent steeple can be seen from afar. Inside, visitors can admire the impressive interior and its cherished organ while reflecting on the notable individuals laid to rest in its graveyard.
• St. Michael’s Church - Be awed by the splendor of St. Michael’s Church, famous for its soaring spire and exquisite Tiffany stained-glass windows. Built in 1752, it is the oldest surviving religious structure in Charleston and was once visited by historical figures such as George Washington and Robert E. Lee.

While the buildings welcome the public, all entrances depend on availability as these are active churches serving their congregations.

• Four Corners of Law - Explore the distinctive intersection where local, state, federal, and church laws converge.
• Rainbow Row - Delight in the pastel-colored historic homes that are a photographer’s paradise.
• Dock Street Theater - Experience America’s first building designed for theatrical performances. Entrance is subject to availability.
• Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon - Travel back in time as you explore this significant building in American history.
• Washington Square - A delightful and peaceful haven in the city’s heart. Appreciate the beautiful live oaks and scenic landscapes, and enjoy the numerous statues and plaques that narrate Charleston’s rich history.
• The Battery - Stroll along The Battery, offering breathtaking views of the Charleston harbor. This picturesque promenade is lined with historic artillery and grand mansions, providing ample photo opportunities and stunning vistas at every turn.
• Old Slave Mart Museum - Visit the Old Slave Mart Museum, a powerful reminder of a challenging past. Gain insight into the lives of enslaved people and their resilience, and better understand how this chapter of history shaped Charleston and the broader American story.

• Professional, Licensed Tour Guide
• Entrance into 3-5 Churches & Graveyards (subject to availability as these are active churches)

• Gratuities

Embark on a journey through Charleston’s history with a walking tour that highlights its most renowned structures. Participants will have the opportunity to enter historic buildings and churches, admire distinctive architecture, and listen to tales of Charleston’s past, spanning from colonial times and the Civil War to contemporary preservation efforts. Notable sites include the Dock Theatre (entry if available), St. Michael’s Church (entry if available), the Old Exchange & Provost, Rainbow Row, The Battery, Washington Square, and more.

Guided by a local Charlestonian and experienced tour guide, this intimate walking tour will traverse cobblestone streets and navigate through hidden alleys, uncovering the city’s hidden treasures, stunning mansions, graceful churches, and a few graveyards in Charleston’s historic district.

(While these buildings are accessible to the public, entry is dependent on availability as they are active churches serving their congregations.)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.