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Charleston Women and Wine Tour
Charleston,
United States
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Overview
Duration
2h
Languages
English
Voucher type
E-Ticket
What To Expect
The Women and Wine is a combined history and bar tour that will include two bar stops and historic sites in between. Designed by two locals Gia and Capt. Bryan the focus of this experience is on women who changed the scene politically, socially, and economically in this city of firsts. Feel free to purchase a glass of wine/beer/ or cocktail in a wine bar started by female entrepreneurs and be introduced to women who were active in Prohibition era Charleston. From there guests will explore the historic district and sites associated with influential women in awe inspiring tales of adversity and strength. Guests will finish the tour in a second bar establishment. This tour is designed with a focus on historic women of Charleston but promises to be an adventure for guests of all backgrounds and the first of its kind being offered in Charleston.
*** To keep our price point low, Drinks are Not Included in the tour price but can be purchased from our partner establishments.
***Must be 21+
What to remember
Important info
Public transportation options are available nearby. Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries. Not recommended for pregnant travelers. Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health. Suitable for all physical fitness levels. While we are inclusive of all guests, Guests with walking difficulties may have difficulty. Walkways in the historic district are often cracked. This tour is 1.5 miles
What's included
Licensed Tour Guide
What's not included
Drinks are not included as part of the experience. Guest may purchase at the two establishments visited and host will provide excellent recommendations!
Cancellation Policy
You can cancel your tour until a day in advance
Provider
Native Charleston Tours
Meeting Point
Location is called "Well Hung Vineyard - and Restaurant" . It is on South Market street between Church and State Street. Closest public parking is the Cumberland Street Garage on the corner of Church Street and Cumberland roughly two blocks away.