Charleston Boone Hall Black History Guided Tour
Explore Charleston history and Boone Hall’s cultural legacy
Ideal For
Up to 6 people
Includes
Master's house, gardens, history
Highlights
Explore the stories, landscapes, and cultural history that connect Charleston with Boone Hall Plantation.
- Discover a live presentation on the culture adapted by enslaved Africans
- Explore history interpreted in nine original slave cabins
- Enjoy gardens with seasonal plants and flowers throughout the year
- Learn from narrated guidance along the way
Itinerary
- Pickup in downtown Charleston
- Guided city drive-by/stop tour including Rainbow Row, Four Corners of Law, Dock Street Theater, St. Philip's Church, Washington Square, The Battery, Old Exchange Building and Provost Dungeon
- Transfer to Boone Hall Plantation for master’s house tour, garden tour, and Black history presentation
- Return to downtown Charleston
Cancellation Policy
All sales are final. Tours run rain or shine unless weather is dangerous.
Product ID: V3WKHJ
FAQs
Bring a hat or sun visor, sunscreen, and bug spray.
Related locations
Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens
Admission includedFew entrances in the American South are as iconic as the three-quarter-mile Avenue of Oaks leading to Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens. Spanish moss drapes the ancient branches overhead, casting dappled light across a lane that has stood for nearly three centuries in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. Beyond the oaks, Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens opens into formal butterfly gardens, a Georgian-style mansion, and a row of original brick slave cabins that stand as a sobering and essential part of the story told here.
