Charleston's Women's History Walking Tour

Look no further than Charleston's Women's History Walking Tour! This two-hour tour takes you on a journey through the city's rich history from the perspective of the resilient and inspiring women who called it home.

Starting at the Old Exchange Building, guests will follow their knowledgeable guide through the streets of Charleston to learn about the key role women have played in shaping the city's past and present. Along the way, you'll see historic landmarks and buildings with a new appreciation for the challenges women have overcome to create a better future for generations to come.

This walking tour requires about two miles of walking, so comfortable shoes are a must. Guests should also plan to dress for the weather and bring water to stay hydrated. The walking tour is wheelchair accessible, and guests are encouraged to notify the tour company in advance to make necessary accommodations.

Charleston's Women's History Walking Tour is perfect for history buffs and anyone looking for a fresh perspective on the city's fascinating past. You'll leave feeling inspired by these remarkable women and the impact they've made on Charleston and beyond.

Throughout the tour, you'll learn about trailblazing women like Anne King Gregorie, who established the first free public school for girls in Charleston, and influential Runaway Slave women like Molly Brant, who used their power and intelligence to fight for freedom and justice for themselves and others. Attendees will also stop by notable landmarks such as St. Michael's Church, Market Hall, and the Calhoun Mansion, where these strong women have made their mark.

Experience the rich history of Charleston through a unique and empowering lens by booking Charleston's Women's History Walking Tour today. Gain a new appreciation for the city's past and leave feeling inspired to make a difference in your own community.