Explore Gullah Geechee perspectives on Charleston's slave-trade history
Walk Charleston’s oldest neighborhood with pirates, patriots, and founding stories
Walk Charleston through the stories of its founding mothers and women leaders
Walk Charleston’s haunted history in 1.5 hours, with museum admissions included
Walk Charleston’s original walled city in 1.5–2 hours
Walk Rainbow Row, then sip champagne and design a custom hat
Trace plantation history through gardens, rice fields, and family life
Walk Charleston’s walled city and uncover Revolutionary War stories
Explore Boone Hall’s enslaved history through original cabins and live Gullah theatre
Trace The Notebook's Charleston film sites on two self-paced walks
Trace South Carolina's liberty story at historic sites
Explore a preserved Palladian estate and trace the Drayton family's Charleston story
Discover the stories and holiday displays that make Christmas in Charleston distinctive
Walk Charleston with award-winning author and 10th-generation local Liz Legare Butler
Walk Charleston at night with access to the Unitarian Church Graveyard
Walk Charleston with Professor Damon Fordham and explore lost stories of Black history
Hear Charleston ghost stories in the historic Unitarian Church Graveyard with less walking
Walk Charleston’s alleyways through the stories that shaped a city and country
Explore Charleston’s haunted past through ghost photos and chilling true stories
Hear jazz, spirituals, and Civil War songs in a historic Charleston church
Celebrate Charleston's gospel heritage with music and audience sing-alongs
Float the Edisto River, then relax and play at a private riverside outpost
Tube the Edisto River, then swim and play at a private outpost
Repeat your river float all day on weekends and holidays