Charleston: Evening Carriage Tour｜United States

The Evening History Tour is a 30-minute guided experience that takes place during the early evening hours, allowing guests to explore Charleston’s rich past as twilight falls. The tour uses a vis-à-vis carriage, which holds up to four people. The carriages feature inward-facing benches, creating a cozy and conversational atmosphere for families, friends, or couples seeking a personalized journey.
Whether you want to focus on certain historic sites or learn more about Charleston’s role in early American history, your guide can adjust the tour accordingly.

With a dedicated guide for your group, you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and dive deeper into Charleston’s fascinating past. Our guides, well-versed in local history, bring stories to life with engaging storytelling.

Sights you can expect to see:

Old Exchange Building & Provost Dungeon – A key stop on the tour, this historic site played a significant role during the American Revolution and served as a meeting place for patriots and politicians alike.

Circular Congregational Church and Graveyard – One of the oldest churches in Charleston, this site is steeped in history, with centuries-old headstones marking the resting places of early settlers.

Other Notable Landmarks – As you ride through Charleston’s historic streets, your guide will share stories of significant homes, landmarks, and the people who shaped the city. The route may also include famous streets like Church Street and East Bay Street, lined with beautifully preserved buildings that reflect Charleston’s storied past.