Charleston Walking Tour

Charleston Walking Tour

On this walking tour of Charleston, we will explore the city's history as we hear tales from the past.

We will meet at the Harbor View Inn at Waterfront Park and commence the walking tour, starting at Waterfront Park and heading south towards The Battery. As we walk, we will discuss the history of the early fort of Charles Towne and share anecdotes related to the city.

At White Point Gardens, we will take a moment to relax under 300-year-old oak trees, discussing the area's historical context, which spans from the fort to the current bustling city.

Continuing along Meeting Street, we will pass notable mansions and learn about local history, including old slave markets, grand churches, historic theatres, and the balcony where George Washington addressed Charleston's citizens 227 years ago.

Throughout the tour, we will see window boxes, antebellum homes, and significant historical sites, including the original defensive wall of Charleston, the Pineapple Fountain, and the location of a British fort from the Revolutionary War.

The tour will conclude back at Waterfront Park after approximately 2.5 hours, providing insights into Charleston's rich history.