



by Holy City Walks
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.$63This 90-minute small-group walking tour in Charleston covers just over one mile through haunted sites including graveyards, churches, alleys, hotels, restaurants, and bars. Group sizes are limited to about 12 people to maintain an engaging atmosphere. The walk begins at the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, where guides recount stories of pirates from over 300 years ago still said to haunt the dungeon. The route continues past St. Michael's Church, known for reported apparitions in its churchyard, and through a site with several spirits including one four-legged entity that occasionally appears. A 15-minute stop at Gateway Walk reveals the tale of a wandering spirit waiting for her lost soulmate. The tour also visits St. Philip's Churchyard, a place linked to various ghost stories, and Philadelphia Alley, where on quiet nights visitors may hear the whistle of a doctor who died in a duel. The tour is led by a city-licensed professional guide knowledgeable in local history, architecture, and culture. Bottled water is not provided, and tips are optional.
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
This stop covers stories about pirates from three centuries ago who are said to still haunt the dungeon.
St. Michael's Church
Apparitions have been reported in the churchyard of Charleston’s oldest church.
Spirit Site with Four-Legged Entity
Several spirits are said to reside here, including a four-legged ghost that appears occasionally.
Gateway Walk
A 15-minute stop in this haunted alley reveals the story of a spirit searching for her lost soulmate.
15 min
St. Philip's Church
The churchyard is the setting for multiple ghost stories and spirits still said to roam there.
Philadelphia Alley
On quiet nights, visitors may hear the whistle of a doctor who died after a duel.
*Tours meet on the North side of the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon. There is a small square with a large Oak tree, benches, and a historical marker. We meet there.
End point
Tour Ends by East Bay Street & Cumberland Street, about 2 blocks from where it begins




by Holy City Walks
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.$63This 90-minute small-group walking tour in Charleston covers just over one mile through haunted sites including graveyards, churches, alleys, hotels, restaurants, and bars. Group sizes are limited to about 12 people to maintain an engaging atmosphere. The walk begins at the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, where guides recount stories of pirates from over 300 years ago still said to haunt the dungeon. The route continues past St. Michael's Church, known for reported apparitions in its churchyard, and through a site with several spirits including one four-legged entity that occasionally appears. A 15-minute stop at Gateway Walk reveals the tale of a wandering spirit waiting for her lost soulmate. The tour also visits St. Philip's Churchyard, a place linked to various ghost stories, and Philadelphia Alley, where on quiet nights visitors may hear the whistle of a doctor who died in a duel. The tour is led by a city-licensed professional guide knowledgeable in local history, architecture, and culture. Bottled water is not provided, and tips are optional.
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
This stop covers stories about pirates from three centuries ago who are said to still haunt the dungeon.
St. Michael's Church
Apparitions have been reported in the churchyard of Charleston’s oldest church.
Spirit Site with Four-Legged Entity
Several spirits are said to reside here, including a four-legged ghost that appears occasionally.
Gateway Walk
A 15-minute stop in this haunted alley reveals the story of a spirit searching for her lost soulmate.
15 min
St. Philip's Church
The churchyard is the setting for multiple ghost stories and spirits still said to roam there.
Philadelphia Alley
On quiet nights, visitors may hear the whistle of a doctor who died after a duel.
*Tours meet on the North side of the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon. There is a small square with a large Oak tree, benches, and a historical marker. We meet there.
End point
Tour Ends by East Bay Street & Cumberland Street, about 2 blocks from where it begins