Les meilleurs événements de la ville Charleston. Visite guidée en calèche de jour de l'historique Charleston commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Découvrez 25 à 30 pâtés de maisons du quartier historique du centre-ville de Charleston lors de cette excursion d'une heure en calèche tirée par un calèche Palmetto

Visite guidée en calèche de jour de l'historique Charleston

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Découvrez 25 à 30 pâtés de maisons du quartier historique du centre-ville de Charleston lors de cette excursion d'une heure en calèche tirée par un calèche Palmetto. Découvrez des maisons, des jardins, des manoirs, des églises et des parcs, découvrez les bâtiments, l'histoire, l'architecture, la flore et les habitants de la «ville sainte».

Palmetto Carriage Works est la plus ancienne agence de voyages en calèche de Charleston et a développé la plus grande expérience en calèche de la ville ! Une visite en calèche Palmetto offre un mélange de connaissances, d'esprit, d'humour et d'histoire et est passionnante et en constante évolution ; une fusion harmonieuse du transport du XIXe siècle dans une ville du XXIe siècle.

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Learn about buildings, history, architecture, flora, and the people that make up the “Holy City”

See a mixture of houses, gardens, mansions, churches, and parks

Professional Guide

1-hour Horse Drawn Carriage Ride of Historic Charleston

Learn about buildings, history, architecture, flora, and the people that make up the “Holy City”

See a mixture of houses, gardens, mansions, churches, and parks

Professional Guide

Information additionnelle

Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
Animaux d'assistance autorisés
Des transports en commun sont disponibles à proximité
Les bébés sont obligatoires pour s'asseoir sur les genoux d'un adulte
Convient à tous les niveaux de forme physique
Fonctionne dans toutes les conditions météorologiques, veuillez vous habiller de manière appropriée

À quoi s'attendre

Charleston City Market

Our Barn is located just off of the Charleston City Market. You will meet your certified tour guide here and then you will depart on your hour long horse or mule drawn carriage tour. The carriage will go through the City gate at the market where the tour guide is assigned a tour route. You will see about 30 blocks of the historic district which will include beautiful architecture, churches, buildings, gardens and more. The tour returns to the Big Red Barn.

Palmetto Carriage Works

This is where you will meet your tour guide and your horse or mule drawn carriage.

Joe Riley Waterfront Park

Bright green public space overlooking the Charleston coast.

Battery & White Point Gardens

Public Garden and outdoor space located in the Battery

Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Completed in 1771 as the New Exchange and Customs House, and recognized today as South Carolina's most historic building.

Rainbow Row

The longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.

Charleston City Market

Palmetto Carriage Works

This is where you will meet your tour guide and your horse or mule drawn carriage.

Joe Riley Waterfront Park

Bright green public space overlooking the Charleston coast.

Battery & White Point Gardens

Public Garden and outdoor space located in the Battery

Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Completed in 1771 as the New Exchange and Customs House, and recognized today as South Carolina's most historic building.

Rainbow Row

The longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.

Charleston City Market

Palmetto Carriage Works

This is where you will meet your tour guide and your horse or mule drawn carriage.

Joe Riley Waterfront Park

Bright green public space overlooking the Charleston coast.

Battery & White Point Gardens

Public Garden and outdoor space located in the Battery

Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Completed in 1771 as the New Exchange and Customs House, and recognized today as South Carolina's most historic building.

Rainbow Row

The longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.

Charleston City Market

Palmetto Carriage Works

This is where you will meet your tour guide and your horse or mule drawn carriage.

Joe Riley Waterfront Park

Bright green public space overlooking the Charleston coast.

Battery & White Point Gardens

Public Garden and outdoor space located in the Battery

Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Completed in 1771 as the New Exchange and Customs House, and recognized today as South Carolina's most historic building.

Rainbow Row

The longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.

Charleston City Market

Palmetto Carriage Works

This is where you will meet your tour guide and your horse or mule drawn carriage.

Joe Riley Waterfront Park

Bright green public space overlooking the Charleston coast.

Battery & White Point Gardens

Public Garden and outdoor space located in the Battery

Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Completed in 1771 as the New Exchange and Customs House, and recognized today as South Carolina's most historic building.

Rainbow Row

The longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.

Charleston City Market

Palmetto Carriage Works

This is where you will meet your tour guide and your horse or mule drawn carriage.

Joe Riley Waterfront Park

Bright green public space overlooking the Charleston coast.

Battery & White Point Gardens

Public Garden and outdoor space located in the Battery

Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Completed in 1771 as the New Exchange and Customs House, and recognized today as South Carolina's most historic building.

Rainbow Row

The longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.

Charleston City Market

Palmetto Carriage Works

This is where you will meet your tour guide and your horse or mule drawn carriage.

Joe Riley Waterfront Park

Bright green public space overlooking the Charleston coast.

Battery & White Point Gardens

Public Garden and outdoor space located in the Battery

Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

Completed in 1771 as the New Exchange and Customs House, and recognized today as South Carolina's most historic building.

Rainbow Row

The longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.

Marché de la ville de Charleston

Notre grange est située juste à côté du marché de la ville de Charleston. Vous rencontrerez votre guide certifié ici, puis vous partirez pour votre excursion d'une heure en calèche ou en calèche. La calèche passera par la porte de la ville au marché où le guide se voit attribuer un itinéraire de visite. Vous verrez environ 30 pâtés de maisons du quartier historique qui comprendront une belle architecture, des églises, des bâtiments, des jardins et plus encore. La visite revient à la Big Red Barn.

Travaux de transport Palmetto

C'est là que vous rencontrerez votre guide et votre calèche tirée par un cheval ou un mulet.

Parc riverain Joe Riley

Espace public vert vif surplombant la côte de Charleston.

Jardins de la batterie et du point blanc

Jardin public et espace extérieur situé dans la Batterie

Ancienne bourse et donjon du prévôt

Achevé en 1771 sous le nom de New Exchange and Customs House, et reconnu aujourd'hui comme le bâtiment le plus historique de Caroline du Sud.

Arc-en-ciel

Le plus long groupe de maisons en rangée géorgiennes aux États-Unis.

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Commentaires (1000)

Cate_G

Jan 2021

We really enjoyed the tour.. The guide was knowledgeable and had a good sense of humor. We were late and they waited for us.

Réponse de l'hôte

Jan 2021

I'm glad you made it! Thank you for the nice review.

A8010NLsaraz

Jan 2021

I probably should have known better, but I had heard that at least some of Charleston’s carriage tours have improved in recent years since the establishment of the Palmetto Guild, a voluntary certification for local tour guides who pass a city test and, according to their website, represent “professionals who are committed to historical accuracy, continuing education, and providing an engaging experience for all visitors.” I decided to give Palmetto Carriage Works a chance and left deeply disappointed and frustrated by the borderline impressive level of selective and whitewashed “history” shared on my tour. The word “slavery” was uttered a total of zero times, Black history and contribution was erased, and what was left was the encouragement to ogle at the unexplained wealth of countless white mansion owners. Similarly, Indigenous people were mentioned all of once, highlighting the Kiawah people as a particularly “friendly” tribe to Europeans, conveniently bypassing any honoring of them prior to the settler’s invasion. There were also numerous references to “Charlestonians” of the era as a homogenous group of Confederate-supporting white elites, ignoring that Charleston’s population was majority Black from the early 1700s to the 1850s. I appreciate that a one-hour tour is inherently limited and it would be impossible to do full justice to the complex history of this city in this context; however, considering the undeniable significance of slavery to Charleston’s story, I feel it is inexcusable to simply entirely leave it out - especially for a tour company that claims to “pride [themselves] on providing authentic and historically rich carriage tours of Charleston,” according to their website. I also appreciate that some of their tour guides may get much closer to the mark of an honest history lesson; however, if this cannot be guaranteed, then Palmetto Carriage Works is not living up to their advertised experience. In fact, after the tour, I asked to leave a comment and was directed to a manager. She expressed understanding of my feedback, but told me they ultimately “don’t police” their tour guides. She assured me all their tour guides are Palmetto Guild certified, though added they allow them to effectively pick-and-choose at their discretion what they share (or don’t) of the materials associated with the test to become a guild member. The manager acknowledged that while some have communicated similar criticisms and concerns as I had, that other customers have been “offended” by the mention of slavery. I don’t doubt that this is tragically true; however, such a response by her tells me clearly the choice that Palmetto Carriage Works has made: To value appeasing those “offended” rather than committing to an accurate telling of history. I hope Palmetto Carriage Works will re-consider their current “hands-off” approach and recognize the incredible opportunity, and I would add responsibility, they have to authentically educate the likely hundreds of tourists they interface with daily (and the likely tens of thousands annually) by setting a basic and minimum standard of historical inclusion for their tours. I believe this can be accomplished without “scripting” their tours (another justification the manager cited). Beyond it simply being the right thing to do, they should know that for every one patron they might lose, I can assure them there are many others of us interested in learning a more genuine history of Charleston. In the meantime, I (obviously) would not recommend Palmetto Carriage Works given the quality of your tour is not currently ensured. I do highly recommend Alphonso Brown’s Gullah Tours. In a similarly short time, he manages to both entertain and, more critically, introduce you to the true history of Charleston.

Réponse de l'hôte

Jan 2021

We are sorry that you had that experience. Charleston's history is complicated and messy. Our guides do their best to provide as much historical information as they can within the time constraints of our tours while ensuring that each guest has a positive touring experience. Although we do not script their tours, we encourage guides to find the balance between sharing the charming aspects of Charleston's history and acknowledging our city's uglier past. Given that it was MLK Day, our tour should have been more well-rounded in the topics it covered and recognized the diverse group of people that created the Charleston we know today. We are continuously working to improve our storytelling and the way we share our city’s history with visitors. Your feedback is welcomed and will be put towards our continued effort to provide tours that fully encompass our city’s rich history. Thank you for your review.

Lester_P

Jan 2021

Very Enjoyable and Josh was very knowledgeable. We would recommend to anyone visiting. The history of the city was well told.

Réponse de l'hôte

Jan 2021

Thank you, we appreciate the recommendation, Lester!