



by Walk It 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.$70This two-hour semi-private small-group walking tour in Charleston is led by a licensed and certified guide. The tour begins at City Hall, where the guide explains the city’s early history and the significance of the Four Corners of Law intersection. Participants then walk through Charleston’s historic streets and alleys at a relaxed pace, covering about two hours in total. Along the way, the guide points out historic homes, churches, and public buildings, including some constructed before the American Revolution. The tour provides a detailed look at Charleston’s role in early American history and its well-preserved architecture from various periods. The group size is kept small to allow for a more personal experience. The tour includes the guide’s services but does not include any additional features or stops beyond those described.
Charleston
Walk through Charleston’s historic streets and view homes, churches, and public buildings, some built before the American Revolution. The pace is leisurely to allow time to discuss historical events and architecture.
20 min
Charleston
Meet at City Hall to start the tour. Here, the guide covers Charleston’s early history and explains the importance of the Four Corners of Law, a unique intersection representing different legal authorities.
15 min
In front of City Hall. The building has white marble stairs and round black wrought iron windows.




by Walk It 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.$70This two-hour semi-private small-group walking tour in Charleston is led by a licensed and certified guide. The tour begins at City Hall, where the guide explains the city’s early history and the significance of the Four Corners of Law intersection. Participants then walk through Charleston’s historic streets and alleys at a relaxed pace, covering about two hours in total. Along the way, the guide points out historic homes, churches, and public buildings, including some constructed before the American Revolution. The tour provides a detailed look at Charleston’s role in early American history and its well-preserved architecture from various periods. The group size is kept small to allow for a more personal experience. The tour includes the guide’s services but does not include any additional features or stops beyond those described.
Charleston
Walk through Charleston’s historic streets and view homes, churches, and public buildings, some built before the American Revolution. The pace is leisurely to allow time to discuss historical events and architecture.
20 min
Charleston
Meet at City Hall to start the tour. Here, the guide covers Charleston’s early history and explains the importance of the Four Corners of Law, a unique intersection representing different legal authorities.
15 min
In front of City Hall. The building has white marble stairs and round black wrought iron windows.