• Charleston City Market - The tour begins outside the Historic Charleston City Market. Participants will learn about the city’s history, the market, and how to navigate the VoiceMap app.
• United States Custom House - The tour includes a walk past Charleston’s United States Custom House, with insights shared during the stroll.
• High Cotton Charleston Restaurant - As the tour passes High Cotton Charleston Restaurant, participants will discover its connection to the movie “The Notebook.”
• Pineapple Fountain - The tour route includes the Pineapple Fountain, where the significance of pineapples in Southern culture will be explained.
• Old Slave Mart Museum - The tour passes the Old Slave Mart Museum, offering insights into the city’s historical ties to slavery.
• Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon - Participants will walk by the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, learning about its historical significance.
• Rainbow Row - The tour includes a walk down Rainbow Row, with stories about its origins.
• 94 Battery Pl - The tour route includes The Battery, with historical information shared along the way.
• Heyward-Washington House - The tour passes the Dubose Heyward House, where participants will hear about Dubose Heyward’s connection to Charleston.
• Dock Street Theatre - As the tour passes Dock Street Theatre, participants will learn about its history and the building’s past.
• St. Philip’s Church - The tour includes a walk past St. Philip’s Church, with historical insights shared during the walk.
• The Powder Magazine - The tour concludes outside the Powder Magazine, where participants will hear about this historic building before the tour ends.

• VoiceMap App for Android and iOS
• Lifetime access to this tour in English
• Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata

• Tickets or entrance fees to any museums or other attractions en route
• Smartphone and headphones
• Transportation
• Food and drink

Take advantage of our budget-friendly walking tour and explore the French Quarter of Charleston and its other exciting areas at your convenience.

• Discover Charleston’s involvement with the slave trade, its role in the Revolutionary and Civil War, and learn why President George Washington spent three consecutive days in this city during his Southern tour
• Listen to narratives from Phil Biedron, a producer who also works as an actor and guide, whose love for history motivated him to design this VoiceMap tour
• Complete the whole tour in just 90 minutes or choose your pace, starting and ending whenever you want
• Enjoy unlimited access to the tour, before and after your official booking date
• You can also experience the tour virtually from your home

Upon making a booking, you will receive an email containing a ticket with instructions and a unique code under the “Before You Go” section. You just need to download the VoiceMap application and input your code.

The application provides guidance to the starting point. Once you are there, plug in your headphones and tap ‘start’. VoiceMap features automatic GPS playback with detailed directions and works offline.

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