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Signature Experience Tour

Signature Experience Tour

Call to Book • 1 Hour • 15 Person Minimum

description: #Explore the Grounds to the Fullest!

Please Note:
To make a reservation, call a Group Tour Coordinator at: 1-843-769-2627 or email [email protected]

Duration

1 Hour

Rates

$25/Person

About

Explore Drayton Hall like never before with a one-hour private guided tour, led by on of our expert interpreters. Visit the cellar, main floor, and second floor of the historic house while discovering the stories of those who lived and labored here. After the tour, your guide will remain in the Steven and Laura Gates Exhibit gallery to answer questions and share deeper insights into Drayton Hall’s rich history.

Your visit includes the Steven and Laura Gates Exhibit Gallery, showcasing furniture, artwork, manuscripts, and archaeological discoveries on display for the first time, the Lenhardt Courtyard Garden, featuring historically accurate Drayton family plantings, and the Caretaker’s House, highlighting the post-Civil War period and 20th-century history at Drayton Hall.

Complete your experience at The Shop at Drayton Hall, offering unique gifts, art reproductions, Drayton-inspired porcelain, and local favorites for every visitor.

Book your private Drayton Hall tour today and enjoy Charleston’s premier historic house and museum experience.

Person - $25.00 + tax
Ages 15 & Up

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