Festival Tours

Perfect for passionate gardeners, these tours focus on gardens and the landscape architecture of historic Charleston. Self-paced between properties, each garden includes docents to guide you through the property. $75

Explore some of the peninsula's most magnificent Neoclassical and Colonial Revival mansions on South Battery Street. Two tours available, March 19 and 22. $75

Architectural Splendor tours offer exclusive and intimate tours of the most magnificent properties on the peninsula, with expert guides for the most elevated architectural tour of the Festival. $250.

Explore a hidden gem in Charleston in two tour opportunities. Rutledge Avenue boasts some of the finest examples of Federal, Regency, Greek Revival and early Victorian architecture. March 20 and 23. $75

Perfect for passionate gardeners, these tours focus on gardens and the landscape architecture of historic Charleston. Self-paced between properties, each garden includes docents to guide you through the property. $75

Explore some of the peninsula's most magnificent Neoclassical and Colonial Revival mansions on South Battery Street. Two tours available.

Explore a hidden gem in Charleston in two tour opportunities. Rutledge Avenue boasts some of the finest examples of Federal, Regency, Greek Revival and early Victorian architecture. March 20 and 23. $75

Said to be named after the first child of European descent born in Charles Town, this street and neighborhood contain a fascinating collection of early 18th-century houses. March 26 and 29. $75

Architectural Splendor tours offer exclusive and intimate tours of the most magnificent properties on the peninsula, with expert guides for the most elevated architectural tour of the Festival. $250.

Untouched by the great fires that ravaged Charleston, this neighborhood boasts architecture from early Georgian to late Victorian, from modest artisans’ houses to grand townhouses. March 27 and 30. $75

Architectural Splendor tours offer exclusive and intimate tours of the most magnificent properties on the peninsula, with expert guides for the most elevated architectural tour of the Festival. $250.

Said to be named after the first child of European descent born in Charles Town, this street and neighborhood contain a fascinating collection of early 18th-century houses. March 26 and 29. $75

Untouched by the great fires that ravaged Charleston, this neighborhood boasts architecture from early Georgian to late Victorian, from modest artisans’ houses to grand townhouses. March 27 and 30. $75

Although North of Broad, Anson Street's antebellum houses boast Regency and Greek Revival details and were built in the years between the Great Fire of 1838 and the outbreak of the Civil War. Two tour dates. April 1 and 3. $75

Often called “the most romantic street in America,” Church Street is a visible record of Charleston’s history. Colonial and Georgian period dwellings stand beside charming gardens and historic churches. Two tour dates available. April 2 and 6. $75

Garden Splendor tours offer exclusive and intimate tours of the most magnificent properties on the peninsula, with expert guides, for the most elevated tour experience of the Festival.  $250.

Although North of Broad, Anson Street's antebellum houses boast Regency and Greek Revival details and were built in the years between the Great Fire of 1838 and the outbreak of the Civil War. Two tour dates. April 1 and 3. $75

Perfect for passionate gardeners, these tours focus on gardens and the landscape architecture of historic Charleston. Self-paced between properties, each garden includes docents to guide you through the property. $75