Old Slave Mart Museum, Charleston

My name is Eric and I specialize in South Carolina and Charleston history during the Colonial Era, American Revolution, Antebellum Era, and the Civil War. With nearly twenty years of combined experience teaching at the college level and working in the public history sector, I am dedicated to my craft and love sharing history with others. Experience the charm of Charleston and enrich your historical knowledge of the Holy City with a professionally trained historian who loves meeting new people and has a passion for sharing the past. Unlike many tour companies in town that allow up to 20 people in each group, my Charleston tour is guaranteed to have no more than 12. A small group environment allows you to connect with Charleston's history on a more intimate level by avoiding the distractions associated with large tours, gain a deeper understanding of the city, and ultimately have more fun. Charleston History Walk provides an in-depth look into Charleston’s remarkable history from its founding in 1670 to the present. On my 2.75 hour Charleston tour through the historic district, you will be guided to see and understand the modern-day city of Charleston through the lens of its past. History is more than just dates and facts. History is composed of exciting and compelling stories. My mission is to provide you with a high quality Charleston history tour that is both entertaining and educational, but above all, one that is meaningful and memorable!

Experience the beauty of the French Quarter of Charleston on a self-guided audio tour. You will receive the downloading instructions on your voucher after booking. Explore the area with an audio guide and visit famous attractions like Church Street, churches, and the Pineapple Fountain. Hear the stories of its alleys, old buildings, the Old Slave Market, Charleston Green, the Civil War, and more. Soak in the vibrant atmosphere while listening to the history of the town. During the tour, choose to pause the app at any time to take a break or spend some more time to see the sights. Feel free to stop in the shops or restaurants and try the local products of the place. Embark on a step-by-step tour through the picturesque alleyways and hidden treasures of the French Quarter by following a GPS audio guide on your smartphone.

This is a 2 hour walking tour in the Historic District of Charleston, South Carolina. You will visit several spots, learn the history of the area or building, then learn about a Badass Broad woman who is connected to it. We talk about churches, graveyards, architecture, houses, and some truly badass women!!!! We talk about women who fought against the system, women who fought against men, women who fought slavery and bigotry, and women who just liked to fight the world. We will return you to the starting point, safe, exercised, and hopefully with a better understanding of the incredible "Daughters of Charleston."

Save 40% or more off of Charleston's top tours and attractions, pay zero to enter, and simply show your Mobile Pass. Choose a 1-day pass (you can add more days after purchase if you wish) with admission to Fort Sumter, Ghost Tours, Plantations, Museums, Carriage, and Bus Tours, Historic House Museums, Cultural sites, and much more. After purchase, you'll receive a text and email to start using the pass on your smartphone where you can choose from a selection of hand-selected tours, attractions, and historic sites. The Mobile Pass provides instant access to over 40 of the city's top tours, attractions, and historic sites where admission is included. Reserve tours in advance before arriving. Multi-day passes can be used on non-consecutive days. Choose between: 1-Day pass: Choose 2 featured tours plus visit unlimited walk-in or standard attractions for 1 day. • Fort Sumter Tour • Carriage Tour • Boone Hall Plantation • Magnolia Plantation & Gardens • Drayton Hall • Charleston Harbor Tour • Haunted USS Yorktown Guided Tour • Charleston History Walk • Choose from 6 different Ghost Tours • Hunley Submarine Tour (weekends only) • Mini-Bus Guided Tours Standard Attractions (no reservation required, can be visited anytime during operating hours): • Aiken Rhett House Museum • Heyward Washington House Museum • Joseph Manigault House Museum • Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site • Caw Caw Interpretive Center • Nathaniel Russell House Museum • Charleston Fun Park ($20 value) • Charleston Museum • Gibbes Museum of Art • Charleston Water Taxi (all-day ride pass) • Museum at Market Hall • Deep Water Vineyard (free tasting + wine glass) • McLeod Plantation • Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon • Slave Mart Museum • Powder Magazine • South Carolina Historical Society Museum • The Grit Counter ($7 lunch voucher per person) • Glazed Gourmet Doughnuts (free doughnut per person) • North Charleston Fire Museum

We will walk through the same city streets and alleyways as the British, American Patriots, the Enslaved, Confederate Soldiers, Union Soldiers, Politicians & Presidents like George Washington. This isn’t a tour with just a bunch of quick facts and figures. I pride myself on being an engaging storyteller. Because we are taking a walking tour I will be able to take the time to share with you entertaining and real stories from our history that impacted not only our state but our country as a whole. I make sure to do all the tours so you know that you will get me as your tour guide. I attending the University of South Carolina studying business and history. I love telling stories and showing Charleston. I keep my groups smaller than all the other companies so you know you will have a smaller size by at least 25%.

Bruce Burris is a licensed tour guide and a 7th-generation Charlestonian resident with a lineage that extends back to the colonial era. A true local who brings extensive knowledge of the people, customs, and history of this one-of-a-kind American City with these specialty private tours. Come with Bruce as he takes you through history to teach you about Charleston all the way from its colonial days to The Civil War. Learn about the details of all the fascinating buildings, parks, and historical monuments and the stories that surround them. There is no better way to experience Charleston than being shown the sights by someone who has watched the city grow and change. Discover the heart and soul of this beautiful city with a tour that will leave you feeling just like a local!

Step into Charleston’s past as you explore its rich historical tapestry through a walking tour of its most iconic buildings. We'll enter historic buildings and churches, marvel at unique architecture, hear stories of Charleston's past from colonial times through Civil War to modern preservation. Sites include Dock Theatre (entrance if possible), St. Michael's Church (entrance if possible), Old Exchange & Provost, Rainbow Row, The Battery, Washington Square & more. Led by a local Charlestonian and professional tour guide, this small group walking tour will cross cobblestone streets and cut through back alleys, all while discovering the hidden gems, beautiful mansions, elegant churches, and a few graveyards of Charleston's historic center. (While the buildings are open to the public, all entrances are subject to availability as these are working churches in use by their congregations.)

Come explore the rich, extensive history of the Holy City! Charleston's streets run deep with stories of glory and pain, of splendor and darkness. In this 120 minute tour you'll see some of Charleston's most storied sights and learn the history that makes our Kingdom by the Sea one of the most beautiful, remarkable, and memorable cities in America! We will share with you our in-depth knowledge of Charleston. There are so many fascinating and innovative people and events that have occurred on such a small little peninsula. Touring with Revolutionary Charleston you will see the City through the eyes of licensed tour guides that cherish Charleston for her beauty and her flaws.

This is a 2 hour walking tour in the Historic District of Charleston, South Carolina. You will visit several spots, learn the history of the area or building. You will hear about some of our most interesting citizens and their incredible accomplishments and contributions. We talk about churches, graveyards, architecture, houses, and some truly important men and women. We talk about women and men who fought against the system, men and women who fought against slavery and bigotry, and men and women who just liked to fight the world. We will return you to the starting point, safe, exercised, and hopefully with a better understanding of the incredible story of Charleston.