• 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 appreciate the grand interior and its cherished organ while reflecting on the notable individuals laid to rest in its graveyard.
• French Huguenot Church - Discover Charleston’s ties to French history at the Gothic Revival-style French Huguenot Church. Constructed in 1845, it stands as the only remaining independent Huguenot church in America, symbolizing the lasting legacy of the French Protestant influence in the city.
• Circular Congregational Church - Featuring a distinctive architectural design with a circular sanctuary, the Circular Congregational Church is among the oldest congregations in the South. Established in 1681, it includes a graveyard with the oldest surviving Christian burials in Charleston, dating back to the late 17th century.
• St. Michael’s Church - Be awed by the splendor of St. Michael’s Church, celebrated for its towering spire and exquisite Tiffany stained-glass windows. This 1752 edifice is the oldest surviving religious structure in Charleston and was once visited by historical figures such as George Washington and Robert E. Lee.
• First (Scots) Presbyterian Church - Explore the architectural elegance of the First Scots Presbyterian Church. Founded in 1731, this historic church features beautiful wooden arches and a remarkable stained-glass depiction of St. Andrew.
• Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist - Encounter the impressive Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, a Gothic Revival architectural masterpiece. With its spires reaching towards the sky, this cathedral, completed in 1907, showcases intricate masonry and elaborate stained-glass windows.
• St John’s Lutheran Church - Constructed in 1817, St. John’s Lutheran Church is a historic treasure with delicate stained-glass windows and a splendid balcony. Its graveyard is the final resting place for several historic Charleston families, providing a serene place for reflection.
• Unitarian Church in Charleston - The Unitarian Church is celebrated for its serene garden cemetery. Established in 1772, its Gothic-style architecture and peaceful grounds invite contemplation and appreciation of its history.

• 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 of its renowned churches and graveyards. This tour is designed to captivate history buffs and architecture lovers, providing a unique insight into the spiritual core of this historic city.

Alongside the historic churches of the Holy City, participants will uncover tales from Charleston’s rich colonial past, including pirate legends and the history of slavery in this southern city.

The tour includes visits to numerous churches and graveyards, allowing participants to honor the past and admire the architecture. While these buildings are open to the public, access is subject to availability as they are active places of worship used by their congregations.

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