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Visite à pied historique de Charleston avec un professeur d'histoire à la Citadelle

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Unlike many tour companies in town that allow up to 20 people in each group, my Charleston tour is guaranteed to have no more than 12. The most unique aspect of my tour is the high level of historical professionalism that I deliver to my guests. Earning a Ph.D. in history meant spending thousands of hours reading and researching primary sources in the South Carolina archives. I use the knowledge that I have obtained from that hard work and pass it off to you on the tour. Because I limit the number of guests to 12 and offer a tour that is 45 minutes longer than most in town, you will receive a degree of exclusivity and historical depth that is far greater than what is offered by the larger tour companies in Charleston.
Ville: Charleston
Wed 29 Jul
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Information additionnelle
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
À quoi s'attendre
1
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
2
Pink House Gallery
The oldest building in Charleston!
3
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
4
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
5
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
6
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
7
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
8
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
9
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
10
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired!
11
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
12
Pink House Gallery
The oldest building in Charleston!
13
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
14
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
15
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
16
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
17
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
18
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
19
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
20
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired!
21
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
22
Pink House Gallery
The oldest building in Charleston!
23
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
24
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
25
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
26
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
27
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
28
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
29
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
30
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired!
31
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
32
Pink House Gallery
The oldest building in Charleston!
33
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
34
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
35
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
36
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
37
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
38
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
39
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
40
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired!
41
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
42
Pink House Gallery
The oldest building in Charleston!
43
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
44
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
45
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
46
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
47
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
48
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
49
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
50
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired!
51
Théâtre de la rue Dock
Découvrez le premier théâtre construit en Amérique du Nord et les personnages infâmes associés à son histoire.
52
Galerie de la maison rose
Le plus ancien bâtiment de Charleston !
53
Place Washington
Place historique de Charleston avec plusieurs monuments.
54
Hôtel de ville de Charleston
Découvrez l'évolution de ce magnifique bâtiment qui servait autrefois de marché de la viande et de banque avant de devenir l'hôtel de ville
55
Palais de justice du comté de Charleston
Découvrez ce qui était autrefois l'ancien Statehouse de Caroline du Sud.
56
Église Saint-Michel
Découvrez l'histoire fascinante de la plus ancienne église de Charleston, achevée en 1761.
57
Maison Heyward-Washington
Découvrez où George Washington a séjourné lors de sa visite à Charleston en 1791.
58
Ancienne bourse et donjon du prévôt
Découvrez le dernier édifice public construit par les Britanniques en Amérique du Nord et où la Constitution a été ratifiée en 1788.
59
Église huguenote française
Découvrez la riche histoire des huguenots français à Charleston et la première église construite dans le style néo-gothique.
60
Monument national de Fort Sumter
Voyez où les premiers coups de feu de la guerre civile ont été tirés !
61
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
62
Pink House Gallery
One of the oldest buildings in Charleston, circa 1712
63
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
64
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
65
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
66
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
67
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
68
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
69
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
70
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired! We do not go out to the fort, we take a look at it from the Battery on Charleston Harbor.
71
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
72
Pink House Gallery
One of the oldest buildings in Charleston, circa 1712
73
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
74
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
75
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
76
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
77
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
78
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
79
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
80
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired! We do not go out to the fort, we take a look at it from the Battery on Charleston Harbor.
81
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
82
Pink House Gallery
One of the oldest buildings in Charleston, circa 1712
83
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
84
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
85
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
86
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
87
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
88
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
89
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
90
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired! We do not go out to the fort, we take a look at it from the Battery on Charleston Harbor.
91
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
92
Pink House Gallery
One of the oldest buildings in Charleston, circa 1712
93
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
94
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
95
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
96
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
97
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
98
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
99
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
100
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired! We do not go out to the fort, we take a look at it from the Battery on Charleston Harbor.
101
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
102
Pink House Gallery
One of the oldest buildings in Charleston, circa 1712
103
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
104
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
105
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
106
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
107
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
108
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
109
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
110
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired! We do not go out to the fort, we take a look at it from the Battery on Charleston Harbor.
111
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
112
Pink House Gallery
One of the oldest buildings in Charleston, circa 1712
113
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
114
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
115
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
116
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
117
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
118
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
119
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
120
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired! We do not go out to the fort, we take a look at it from the Battery on Charleston Harbor.
121
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
122
Pink House Gallery
One of the oldest buildings in Charleston, circa 1712
123
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
124
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
125
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
126
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
127
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
128
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
129
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
130
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired! We do not go out to the fort, we take a look at it from the Battery on Charleston Harbor.
131
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
132
Pink House Gallery
One of the oldest buildings in Charleston, circa 1712
133
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
134
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
135
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
136
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
137
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
138
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
139
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
140
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired! We do not go out to the fort, we take a look at it from the Battery on Charleston Harbor.
141
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
142
Pink House Gallery
One of the oldest buildings in Charleston, circa 1712
143
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
144
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
145
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
146
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
147
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
148
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
149
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
150
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired! We do not go out to the fort, we take a look at it from the Battery on Charleston Harbor.
151
Dock Street Theater
Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it's history.
152
Pink House Gallery
One of the oldest buildings in Charleston, circa 1712
153
Washington Square
Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
154
Charleston City Hall
Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
155
Charleston County Courthouse
Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
156
St. Michael's Church
Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston's oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
157
Heyward-Washington House
See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
158
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
159
French Huguenot Church
Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot's in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
160
Fort Sumter National Monument
See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired! We do not go out to the fort, we take a look at it from the Battery on Charleston Harbor.
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Commentaires (926)
WNC1
Mar 2025
Eric gives an outstanding tour. I have taken others but he packs in a tremendous amount of detail. The smaller group size is also nice. We all asked questions and he absolutely had the answers. If you can get a spot on his tour, take it! What a treat to wander through historic streets with a professor of history.
reemahs2015
Mar 2025
This was my husband's and my first visit to Charleston, and we spent an amazing morning walking the historic district with Eric. Eric was extremely knowledgeable and engaging, and took great pains to point out many little details in the two and a half hours we spent with him. We were also taken into the neighborhood South of Broad, and had the opportunity to learn more about many of the beautiful homes in the area - an added bonus. The group was small, which allowed us to ask lots of questions along the way. A wonderful tour all in all. Highly recommended!
822frand
Mar 2025
Excellent tour. Eric was so knowledgeable and the 3 hour tour flew by. Group size is small and easy to ask questions. Highly recommend!

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