2 Hour Tour
Thank you for visiting Lowcountry Walking Tours! We are so pleased to share some of Charleston's history and introduce you to the Holy City's beauty and charm. Downtown Charleston's historic appeal is well known. It boasts the largest historic district in the United States. Historic Downtown Charleston is best explored by foot. The Holy City is full of history, mystery, romance and southern charm, which makes for an amazing walking tour.
All of our tour groups are limited in size to provide a more intimate, personalized experience. I hope you enjoy our website and that you'll join us on a walking tour of this beautiful city.
Guest - $30.00 + tax
Come join us and enjoy this narrated tour of Charleston's most beautiful walk!
Tour Times and Duration
• 2 Hours
• Daily at 10am
Tour Summary
This approximately 2 hour walk has been curated to incorporate some of the most visually appealing elements Historic Charleston has to offer. Starting on the North side of the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, located at 122 East Bay Street, this tour proceeds to explore Charleston's most beautiful and historic neighborhoods. Some notable sites on this route include the pastel beauty of Rainbow Row, the trickle of water fountains and glimpses into private gardens along charming Tradd Street, the gentle sea breezes in White Point Gardens -- Charleston's waterfront oasis, the grandeur of the stunning mansions along the East Battery promenade and the quaint, cool passage of Stoll's Alley.
What to Bring!
- Water bottle
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Hat
- Umbrella OR Rain Gear (if the forecast calls for it!)
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