• Charleston City Market - Established in 1841 and inspired by the Temple of the Wingless Victory in Athens, Greece, the Charleston City Market is a must-visit destination. It’s also a fantastic spot to grab a bite to eat.

Here, visitors can explore the City Market and learn about the Confederate Museum’s history, though the tour does not include entry.

If the tour is taken between 9:30 am and 5 pm, participants can walk through the Charleston City Market.

• The Powder Magazine - The tour will pause at the entrance to share the story of the Powder Magazine, one of Charleston’s oldest buildings. While the tour does not enter, participants can pause and explore inside if they wish.
• St. Philip’s Church - The tour will stop outside the church, where participants will hear about its history. Additionally, the tour will visit the Pirate House nearby to uncover the history of pirates in Charleston.
• French Huguenot Church - The tour will stop by the church, but not enter. Participants will learn about the persecution of the Huguenots in France and their journey to the New World.
• Dock Street Theater - The tour will stop to share the theater’s story. On February 12th, 1736, the original Dock Street Theater opened, marking the first building in America constructed solely for theatrical performances.
• Pink House Gallery - This historic building has served as a pirate tavern, a law firm, and now a gallery. Some even say it’s haunted. The tour will stop outside to share its story.
• Old Slave Mart Museum - Charleston has a significant history in the slave trade. This building once housed a slave auction house. The tour will stop at the front to share its story, but will not enter.
• Philadelphia Alley - This charming alley boasts a rich history and is a hidden gem not often discovered by tourists. The tour will walk through Philadelphia Alley, sharing its history and the reason it’s known as Duelers Alley.
• Vendue Range - The tour will pass Lodge Alley, Charleston’s oldest street, and then proceed down Vendue Range to the park.
• Joe Riley Waterfront Park - Once an overlooked area, the waterfront is now a popular spot for both tourists and locals. The tour will enter the park, visit Echo Rock, and walk to the Pineapple Fountain, sharing the park’s history along the way.
• Pineapple Fountain - This iconic fountain is a must-see. Participants will learn why pineapples hold such significance in the Holy City. The tour concludes here.

• WalknTours Smart Phone guided solo tour
• ‘Virtual Walk’ unlocked post-tour for anytime listening

Discover the rich history of Charleston’s French Quarter at your own pace and convenience. This experience is like having a personal tour guide on your phone, offering a more engaging storytelling experience.

WalknTours technology provides a seamless, step-by-step guide through The French Quarter, sharing fascinating stories about its alleys, history, architecture, Church Street, churches, Pineapple Fountain, the Old Slave Market, Charleston Green, the Civil War, and much more.

The tour is approximately one hour long, but you are welcome to pause and explore the shops, historical landmarks, or restaurants you encounter in this charming city.

The WalknTours app offers a hands-free tour experience, ideal for solo travelers.

Explore whenever you wish, on your own schedule.

Perfect for solo travelers, especially those who enjoy independent adventures.

How it works:

1. Download the WalknTours app
2. Register an account using the code sent to your email
3. Head to 73 North Market Street
4. Press start

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