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Drayton Hall
Drayton Hall: Interpreter-Guided Tour & Grounds Access
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Overview
Discover Drayton Hall, America's oldest preserved plantation house, still open for everyone to see. Built in 1738, Drayton Hall Plantation shows off some of the earliest Palladian architecture in the country. On this family-friendly trip from Charleston, you can explore Drayton Hall. Book your ticket now to make sure you get in!
What can you expect? Take a 1-hour tour with a guide who will tell you all about this historic place. After the tour, you can walk around on your own and see the gardens, two art galleries, a place where they fix old things, and an old graveyard where African-Americans were buried in the 1700s.
Your ticket includes everything you need to get into Drayton Hall, including the Almeida Gallery, free parking, the 18th-century African-American Cemetery, the Gates Gallery, and an orientation video. It also includes the 1-hour guided tour. What's not included is how you get to Drayton Hall. 
Highlights
Explore Historic Drayton Hall: See the oldest preserved plantation house in America.
Guided Tour Included: Enjoy a 1-hour tour with an expert interpreter.
Access to Galleries & Cemetery: Explore art galleries and an 18th-century African-American cemetery.
Family-Friendly Fun: A great learning experience for all ages.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers highly recommend Drayton Hall for its rich history and informative tours, though some suggest allowing ample time for self-guided exploration and noting the lack of included transportation.
Visitors enjoyed the in-depth historical information shared by knowledgeable guides.
Many appreciated the opportunity to explore the grounds and exhibits at their own pace after the guided tour.
Families found the experience engaging and educational for all ages.
Guests highlighted the beauty and historical significance of Drayton Hall.
Some reviewers found the tour length to be a bit short.
A few visitors mentioned that transportation to Drayton Hall is not included, requiring separate planning.
The Journey
Drayton Hall Plantation
Step back in time at Drayton Hall Plantation, an iconic landmark in Charleston's Ashley River Historic District, dating back to 1738. Experience an exclusive Interpreter-Guided House Tour, led by experts who reveal the stories and secrets woven into the very fabric of this historic house. After the tour, wander the vast plantation grounds, where breathtaking views of the Ashley River and the unique Lowcountry wildlife offer a serene escape. Visit the museum galleries. Drayton Hall offers an unparalleled glimpse into the lives of those who shaped its history and the region.
Know Before You Go
This ticket includes everything needed to enter Drayton Hall: admission to all areas including Almeida Gallery, free parking, the 18th Century African-American Cemetery, Gates Gallery, and the orientation video. A 1-hour interpreter-led tour is included. This ticket does not include transportation to or from Drayton Hall; visitors must provide their own transportation.
Hot Tip
Many visitors suggest arriving early to allow plenty of time for self-guided exploration of the grounds and exhibits after the guided tour. Wear comfortable shoes for walking, and consider bringing water, especially during warmer months.
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Drayton Hall Charleston South Carolina United States
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