• Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church - This historic church is one of the oldest African Methodist Episcopal congregations in the Southern United States and a significant landmark in Charleston’s African American heritage. Audio storytelling enhances the experience as visitors admire its exterior.
• Charleston City Market - A historic public market that spans several city blocks, it has long been a center of commerce in Charleston and is now renowned for local vendors and the region’s famous sweetgrass basket weavers.
• Philadelphia Alley - A serene cobblestone path in Charleston’s French Quarter, once a site for duels, now offers one of the city’s most charming walkways.
• St. Philip’s Church - Among Charleston’s oldest congregations, its prominent white steeple is a defining feature of the “Holy City” skyline.
• Old Slave Mart Museum - This museum, located in a former slave auction building, preserves the history of the domestic slave trade in Charleston. The audio narration respectfully addresses this challenging chapter of American history as visitors view the site from the street.
• Pineapple Fountain - Located in Waterfront Park, this iconic fountain is shaped like a pineapple, a traditional symbol of Southern hospitality, offering expansive views over the Cooper River.
• Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon - A majestic colonial-era customs house with a cellar dungeon that once held prisoners, including pirates and patriots, serving as a testament to Charleston’s Revolutionary past.
• Rainbow Row - A famous row of pastel-colored Georgian townhouses on East Bay Street, known as one of Charleston’s most photographed and iconic streetscapes.
• Battery & White Point Gardens - A scenic waterfront park at the peninsula’s southern tip, featuring grand antebellum mansions, historic cannons, and breathtaking views across Charleston Harbor towards Fort Sumter.

• Self-guided tour on your smartphone, APP not needed!
• Audioguide with quizzes about each point of interest along the tour

• A physical guide (the tour is accessible on your smartphone)
• Access offline. Internet needed on your phone

Discover Charleston at your leisure with a self-guided walking tour accessible directly on your smartphone—no app download or physical guide necessary. A detailed map connects 9 key landmarks, including the historic Mother Emanuel AME Church, the colorful Rainbow Row, and the scenic views of The Battery, with straightforward directions between each site.

At each stop, brief audio narratives illuminate Charleston’s rich history and culture, while an interactive quiz allows you to test your knowledge. Enjoy the tour solo or with friends in multiplayer mode, starting and pausing as you wish, and taking as much time as needed. Simply ensure your smartphone is charged, has internet access, and wear comfortable shoes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.