• Rainbow Row - Enjoy a peaceful stroll along Charleston’s iconic landmark and discover the story behind “Rainbow Row.”
• Pineapple Fountain - Uncover the significance of pineapples as symbols of southern hospitality and admire the renowned Pineapple Fountain while wandering through Waterfront Park, with views of the stunning Charleston Harbor and the Ravenel Bridges.
• Charleston City Market - Explore the vibrant and diverse City Market, Charleston’s original shopping district, which holds a fascinating history.
• Philadelphia Alley - Traverse this captivating passageway that honors the strong bond between two revolutionary cities and uncover the many secrets it holds.
• St. Michael’s Church - Dominating the skyline of Charleston’s Four Corners of Law, the original business district, is the city’s oldest surviving church, Saint Michael’s. Also, visit City Hall, the County Courthouse, and the Federal Courthouse.
• Pink House Gallery - Did you know that Charleston’s oldest building was also its most popular tavern for centuries? Imagine the stories those walls could tell!
• Dock Street Theater - Be enchanted by the beautiful and fascinating architecture of America’s oldest theater.
• Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon - Essential to Charleston during the Revolution, this site served as the port’s first dungeon, customs house, meeting house, and grand ballroom.

• A pleasant, informative and entertaining tour of Charleston’s most iconic landmarks.
• Suggestions for further exploration, dining and events by a native of Charleston

• Transportation or parking fees
• Tour Guide gratuity (not mandatory, but most appreciated)
• Food and drink

Embark on a journey through time, discovering diverse architecture and captivating history. Immerse yourself in the tranquil charm of Charleston’s abundant heritage and magnificent architecture as you explore the renowned Historic District and French Quarter. As you wander past the City Market, secluded alleyways, grand churches, cobblestone streets, the Pineapple Fountain at Waterfront Park, and Rainbow Row, your certified guide, a native of Charleston, will reveal the secrets of the Lowcountry’s complex history and culture. Learn why Charleston was once a fortified city, why it is referred to as the “Holy City,” and uncover many other intriguing facts about the port once celebrated as the Jewel of the Crown. This tour requires a minimum of four guests to proceed.

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