• Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon - The tour meets here at one of the last buildings constructed by the British before the Revolutionary War. You will hear about the original walled city and who were held in the old dungeon. You’ll also hear about a presidential visit in which one founding father danced with more than 200 of Charleston’s ladies.
• French Quarter - We will stroll along cobblestone streets in the historic French Quarter and hear stories of fires, earthquakes, wars, presidential visits, and learn about life in early Charleston
• South of Broad - You will walk down historic and beautiful Meeting Street and view the many mansions, window boxes and gardens along this charming street. You will hear stories about some of the famous residents and learn unique aspects of Charleston’s architecture.
• Battery & White Point Gardens - You will hear stories of pirates, epic battles and daring escapes while strolling in the shade of live oaks in one of the most beautiful parks in the South and along the sea wall of the Battery.
• Rainbow Row - The tour concludes along Rainbow Row right by the starting point. See the colorful homes that make up the largest stretch of colonial era buildings in the United States. Take photos and make memories that will last a lifetime in one of Americas most charming streets.

• 90-minute guided exploration
• Insight into historic homes, gardens, and parks
• Engaging tales of pirates, patriots, heroes, and villains
• Accompanied by a licensed professional guide

• Bottled water - Charleston can be warm, please bring this for yourself.

At Holy City Walks, we perceive Charleston’s history as not just mere factoids and timelines. It represents the narrative of authentic people who endured hardships just to reach here in 1670. It embodies the efforts of courageous folks over a span of 350 years, confronting wars, pirates, hurricanes, earthquakes, fires, and upheaval. Charleston is beyond just an attractive ancient city. Experience it all with Holy City Walks!

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