Charleston Walking Tour

On this insightful walking tour of Charleston, we'll uncover the rich history of this southern US city as we hear tales of the past.

Charleston Walking Tour

At the indicated time, we will meet across from the Harbor View Inn at Waterfront Park to start the walking tour. We will kick off at Waterfront Park and head south towards The Battery, discussing the history of the early fort of Charles Towne and sharing anecdotes about the city.

We will take time to relax at White Point Gardens, shaded by 300-year-old oak trees, exploring the area’s history from the early fort to its present-day vibrancy.

As we stroll up Meeting Street, we will pass mansions and learn about their historical significance, including old slave markets, grand churches, historic theaters, and the balcony where George Washington addressed the people of Charleston 227 years ago.

Along the route, we’ll see window boxes, antebellum homes, and numerous buildings linked to historical events. We will uncover the original defensive wall of Charleston, the famous Pineapple Fountain, and the site of a substantial British fort from the Revolutionary War.

The tour will conclude back near Waterfront Park after 2.5 hours, leaving participants with enhanced historical knowledge.