

by Gray Line Charleston
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$90This two-hour guided bus tour covers over 100 points of interest throughout Charleston, highlighting the city’s historical sites and landmarks. A professional guide narrates the tour aboard an air-conditioned minibus, sharing details about Charleston’s role in American history from the American Revolution through the Civil War. Stops and views include Rainbow Row, Colonial Lake, the Old Exchange Building, White Point Gardens, and the Battery Waterfront district. The tour also passes the Battery Sea Wall, offering views of Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter, and Patriots Point. Admission to The Charleston Museum, America’s first museum located downtown, is included. After the bus tour, participants may visit the museum independently for a self-guided exploration of its exhibits. This cultural city tour suits those who want a broad overview of Charleston’s historical landmarks with comfortable transportation and informative commentary.
Gray Line of Charleston
This mini-coach tour covers Charleston’s significant historic sites with a professional guide. The route includes the former city walls and the Battery Waterfront district. The tour stops at Charleston’s Battery Sea Wall for views of Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter, and Patriots Point. The guide shares information about over 300 years of history, from the American Revolution to the Civil War and beyond, including sites such as Rainbow Row, Colonial Lake, the Old Exchange Building, and White Point Gardens. Admission to The Charleston Museum is included for a later self-guided visit.
Fort Sumter National Monument
The tour passes the Battery Waterfront district and stops at the Battery Sea Wall, providing closer views of Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter, and Patriots Point.
The Charleston Museum
Included with the tour is admission to The Charleston Museum, America’s first museum located in downtown Charleston. Visitors can explore the museum on their own after the bus tour.
Battery & White Point Gardens
The tour visits the Battery Waterfront district and stops at the Battery Sea Wall, giving views of Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter, and Patriots Point.
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
The tour includes a stop at the Battery Sea Wall with views of Patriots Point along with Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumter.
Rainbow Row
The guide discusses Charleston’s history, including visits to sites like Rainbow Row, Colonial Lake, the Old Exchange Building, and White Point Gardens, covering over 300 years of the city’s history.
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
The guide highlights the Old Exchange Building and other historic sites while explaining Charleston’s role in America’s history.
St. Philip's Anglican Church
The tour passes St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, the Public Market, and more than 100 other points of interest around Charleston.
Aiken-Rhett House
The tour includes a view of the historic Aiken-Rhett House located in downtown Charleston.
Departure Point: Charleston Visitors Center 375 Meeting Street Charleston, SC 29403
End point
Departure Point: Charleston Visitors Center 375 Meeting Street Charleston, SC 29403


by Gray Line Charleston
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$90This two-hour guided bus tour covers over 100 points of interest throughout Charleston, highlighting the city’s historical sites and landmarks. A professional guide narrates the tour aboard an air-conditioned minibus, sharing details about Charleston’s role in American history from the American Revolution through the Civil War. Stops and views include Rainbow Row, Colonial Lake, the Old Exchange Building, White Point Gardens, and the Battery Waterfront district. The tour also passes the Battery Sea Wall, offering views of Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter, and Patriots Point. Admission to The Charleston Museum, America’s first museum located downtown, is included. After the bus tour, participants may visit the museum independently for a self-guided exploration of its exhibits. This cultural city tour suits those who want a broad overview of Charleston’s historical landmarks with comfortable transportation and informative commentary.
Gray Line of Charleston
This mini-coach tour covers Charleston’s significant historic sites with a professional guide. The route includes the former city walls and the Battery Waterfront district. The tour stops at Charleston’s Battery Sea Wall for views of Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter, and Patriots Point. The guide shares information about over 300 years of history, from the American Revolution to the Civil War and beyond, including sites such as Rainbow Row, Colonial Lake, the Old Exchange Building, and White Point Gardens. Admission to The Charleston Museum is included for a later self-guided visit.
Fort Sumter National Monument
The tour passes the Battery Waterfront district and stops at the Battery Sea Wall, providing closer views of Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter, and Patriots Point.
The Charleston Museum
Included with the tour is admission to The Charleston Museum, America’s first museum located in downtown Charleston. Visitors can explore the museum on their own after the bus tour.
Battery & White Point Gardens
The tour visits the Battery Waterfront district and stops at the Battery Sea Wall, giving views of Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter, and Patriots Point.
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
The tour includes a stop at the Battery Sea Wall with views of Patriots Point along with Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumter.
Rainbow Row
The guide discusses Charleston’s history, including visits to sites like Rainbow Row, Colonial Lake, the Old Exchange Building, and White Point Gardens, covering over 300 years of the city’s history.
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
The guide highlights the Old Exchange Building and other historic sites while explaining Charleston’s role in America’s history.
St. Philip's Anglican Church
The tour passes St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, the Public Market, and more than 100 other points of interest around Charleston.
Aiken-Rhett House
The tour includes a view of the historic Aiken-Rhett House located in downtown Charleston.
Departure Point: Charleston Visitors Center 375 Meeting Street Charleston, SC 29403
End point
Departure Point: Charleston Visitors Center 375 Meeting Street Charleston, SC 29403