Charleston's Women & Wine: History Meets Happy Hour!
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Overview
The Charleston Women and Wine Tour is a fun way to see the city while learning about amazing women! This walking tour mixes history with drinks at two different bars. It was created by locals, Gia and Capt. Bryan. It shines a light on the women who helped shape Charleston in big ways - in politics, society, and money.
Get ready to visit Charleston's Oldest Church Congregations, the Four Corners of Law, and the Heyward-Washington House! You'll also see the Gibbes Museum of Art, the French Quarter, and beautiful Gothic Revival architecture in Downtown Charleston. At the bars, guests can buy wine, beer, or cocktails.
This special tour shows how strong and brave women were in Charleston's past. Guests will explore the historic district and visit sites connected to these important women. Drinks are not included so guests can pick what they want to purchase. This tour is for people 21 and up.




Highlights
Discover Charleston's Female Pioneers: Learn about the amazing women who shaped Charleston's history.
Sip and See the City: Enjoy drinks at local bars while exploring historic sites.
Small Group, Big Experience: Enjoy a more personal tour with a small group of fellow travelers.
Perfect for History and Wine Lovers: Combine your love for history and wine on this unique tour.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoy the tour's blend of history, drinks, and focus on Charleston's influential women. The guides are praised, but some find the drink costs or walking pace a minor drawback.

Guests loved learning about the powerful women of Charleston's history.
The tour guides are knowledgeable and make the experience fun.
Many enjoyed the combination of historical facts and visiting local bars.
Customers appreciated the tour's unique focus on women's contributions.
Some guests wished the drinks were included in the tour price.
A few reviewers mentioned that the pace of the walking tour can be quick.
The Journey
Charleston's Oldest Church Congregations
Step back in time at one of Charleston's oldest church congregations, a sanctuary steeped in history and surrounded by both a Historical Graveyard and Cemetery. Wander through these hallowed grounds, where the remains of powerful figures in Charleston's past rest, their stories etched in stone. Explore the intricate details of the tombstones and reflect on the legacies of those who shaped the city's identity. Discover the profound sense of connection to generations past that permeates this sacred space.
Four Corners of Law
Visit the iconic Four Corners of Law, home to the oldest church edifice still standing in Charleston. Discover the remarkable stories of unique women who defied societal norms and left an indelible mark on the city's history. Learn about the challenges they faced and the forces that opposed them, and gain a deeper understanding of their courage and resilience. This site offers a powerful glimpse into Charleston's past and the ongoing struggle for equality.
Heyward-Washington House
Delve into the history of the Heyward-Washington House, a structure with a fascinating past, and uncover the pivotal roles of two of its former residents. Learn the story of notable abolitionists, and understand their courageous stance against slavery, and the impact they had in South Carolina's history. Explore the house's historic rooms and imagine life during a time of great social upheaval. Experience the intersection of history, activism, and personal conviction within these walls.
Gibbes Museum of Art
Immerse yourself in the world of art at the Gibbes Museum of Art, where you'll encounter works by one of the key figures discussed on the tour. Admire the artist's talent and gain insight into their creative process, while connecting their art to the historical narrative you've been exploring. The Gibbes Museum offers a rich cultural experience and a chance to appreciate the artistic legacy of Charleston.
French Quarter, Downtown Charleston
Stroll through the heart of Charleston's historic French Quarter and marvel at its charming streets and exquisite architecture. Admire the colorful buildings and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of this unique neighborhood. Discover hidden courtyards and alleyways, and imagine the lives of the French immigrants who once called this area home. This delightful quarter is a testament to Charleston's diverse cultural heritage.
Gothic Revival Architecture
Behold the oldest example of Gothic Revival architecture in South Carolina, a stunning structure that evokes a sense of awe and wonder. Learn about the influential women who worshipped within its walls, and their connections to the turbulent events unfolding in France. Discover the stories of faith, resilience, and cultural exchange that shaped this architectural masterpiece. This is more than just a building, it's a symbol of Charleston's global connections and enduring spirit.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes a licensed tour guide. Alcoholic beverages are not included in the tour price and must be purchased separately at the bar establishments. Participants must be 21 years of age or older to participate.
Hot Tip
Wear comfortable shoes! You'll be doing a lot of walking between historical sites and bars. Also, consider bringing some extra money to buy drinks at both bar stops. Remember to pace yourself and stay hydrated.