



by Palmetto Carriage Works
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.$100This 45-minute evening horse-drawn carriage tour takes visitors through parts of downtown Charleston to explore the city’s haunted sites and history. The tour starts at the Big Red Barn near Charleston City Market, where guests meet a certified guide who narrates stories about Charleston’s past, including its architecture, people, and paranormal events. The carriage passes through around 30 blocks of the historic district, including stops at landmarks such as the Circular Congregational Church graveyard, the Old Exchange Building and Provost Dungeon, and the Four Corners of Law. Other highlights include views of St. Philip's Anglican Church, the U.S. Custom House, and The Powder Magazine. The guide shares tales of tragic events, restless spirits, and eerie occurrences associated with these sites. The tour covers historic churches, cemeteries, public buildings, and gardens while avoiding the summer sun by running in the evening. It concludes back at the Big Red Barn where it began. Gratuities are not included.
Downtown Charleston historic district
This 45-minute carriage tour covers parts of downtown Charleston, including the Circular Church graveyard, Four Corners of Law, the Old Exchange building, and the Provost Dungeon, featuring stories dating back to the early 19th century.
St. Philip's Anglican Church
The carriage passes St. Philip's Anglican Church, the oldest congregation south of Virginia, located just off Market Street on Church Street.
Charleston City Market
The tour begins and ends at the Big Red Barn near Charleston City Market, where the certified guide meets the group. The carriage travels through the City gate at the market, covering about 30 blocks of the historic district, including architecture, churches, buildings, and gardens.
U.S. Custom House
The route passes the U.S. Custom House, whose construction started in 1852 but was paused due to the threat of South Carolina's secession, and completed in 1879.
Circular Congregational Church
The tour includes stories about hauntings and history of the Circular Congregational Church, dating back to 1681, along with its graveyard and related paranormal tales.
The Powder Magazine
Passing by The Powder Magazine, built in 1731 as South Carolina’s only surviving public building, formerly used for storing gunpowder during the Revolutionary War and now a museum with historic and haunted stories.
Please meet us at 8 Guignard Street Charleston, SC 29401 We are the Big Red Barn!
End point
Please meet us at 8 Guignard Street Charleston, SC 29401 We are the Big Red Barn!




by Palmetto Carriage Works
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.$100This 45-minute evening horse-drawn carriage tour takes visitors through parts of downtown Charleston to explore the city’s haunted sites and history. The tour starts at the Big Red Barn near Charleston City Market, where guests meet a certified guide who narrates stories about Charleston’s past, including its architecture, people, and paranormal events. The carriage passes through around 30 blocks of the historic district, including stops at landmarks such as the Circular Congregational Church graveyard, the Old Exchange Building and Provost Dungeon, and the Four Corners of Law. Other highlights include views of St. Philip's Anglican Church, the U.S. Custom House, and The Powder Magazine. The guide shares tales of tragic events, restless spirits, and eerie occurrences associated with these sites. The tour covers historic churches, cemeteries, public buildings, and gardens while avoiding the summer sun by running in the evening. It concludes back at the Big Red Barn where it began. Gratuities are not included.
Downtown Charleston historic district
This 45-minute carriage tour covers parts of downtown Charleston, including the Circular Church graveyard, Four Corners of Law, the Old Exchange building, and the Provost Dungeon, featuring stories dating back to the early 19th century.
St. Philip's Anglican Church
The carriage passes St. Philip's Anglican Church, the oldest congregation south of Virginia, located just off Market Street on Church Street.
Charleston City Market
The tour begins and ends at the Big Red Barn near Charleston City Market, where the certified guide meets the group. The carriage travels through the City gate at the market, covering about 30 blocks of the historic district, including architecture, churches, buildings, and gardens.
U.S. Custom House
The route passes the U.S. Custom House, whose construction started in 1852 but was paused due to the threat of South Carolina's secession, and completed in 1879.
Circular Congregational Church
The tour includes stories about hauntings and history of the Circular Congregational Church, dating back to 1681, along with its graveyard and related paranormal tales.
The Powder Magazine
Passing by The Powder Magazine, built in 1731 as South Carolina’s only surviving public building, formerly used for storing gunpowder during the Revolutionary War and now a museum with historic and haunted stories.
Please meet us at 8 Guignard Street Charleston, SC 29401 We are the Big Red Barn!
End point
Please meet us at 8 Guignard Street Charleston, SC 29401 We are the Big Red Barn!