Charleston 90-Minute Historic Bus Tour
Hear 350 years of Charleston stories in air-conditioned comfort
Duration
90 minutes
Includes
Guided tour, air-conditioned bus
Highlights
Explore Charleston with a licensed guide sharing stories from 350 years of local history. Ride in climate-controlled comfort while taking in the city's architecture and landmarks.
- Listen to fully narrated stories from a professional guide
- Admire historic architecture, gardens, wrought-iron art, and churches
- Photograph Fort Sumter during a brief stop
- Discover Charleston's past through engaging English-language commentary
Itinerary
- Board the bus at the Charleston Visitors Center
- Introduction from Tour Guide
- 90 minute tour of Charleston including the historic district, The Citadel, The Battery, Rainbow Row and Historic Market
- Choose to depart the bus near Historic City Market at our Tourist Emporium and Ticket Headquarters where you can enjoy a 10% discount on merchandise OR
- Return to the Charleston Visitors Center to enjoy the rest of your day
What's Included
- Powder Magazine admission
Important details
- Arrive 15 minutes before departure
- A fuel surcharge applies and is not included in the listed price
- Food and drinks are not allowed on the bus
- Large luggage, wheelchairs, and strollers cannot be accommodated
- Wheelchairs cannot be accommodated; limited-mobility travelers require companion assistance
- Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
Cancellation Policy
Non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled. The activity runs rain or shine. If the operator cancels because of severe weather, mechanical breakdown, or low participation, your tour will be rescheduled or refunded.
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FAQs
No. The bus can work for guests with limited mobility if you can be assisted by a companion.
No. Food and drinks are not allowed on the bus.
No. Restrooms are available at the meeting location, so plan to use them before you board.
Meeting details
Charleston Visitor's Center, 375 Meeting St, Charleston, SC 29403
Related locations
Powder Magazine Museum
Admission includedStep inside the thick tabby walls of the Powder Magazine Museum and you are standing in the oldest public building in the Carolinas. Built around 1713 to store gunpowder for the colony's defense, the squat, vaulted structure on Cumberland Street feels remarkably unchanged. The Powder Magazine Museum holds a focused collection of colonial-era artifacts, period weapons, and interpretive displays that bring early Charleston to life in a space that most visitors walk past without realizing its age.
