 When you travel to Charleston - you will experience a region that is rich in history, culture, traditions, accents and distinctive food - these unique features come together to form the special qualities of Charleston's African-American heritage. During your visit, consider taking one of the many tours that are offered with an emphasis in Charleston's African-American culture and heritage. Many of the tours offer sites and insights into the history of Charleston's African-Americans and their contributions that helped make Charleston one of America's wealthiest cities. Visit the many historic sites, plantations, homes, churches, galleries and museums that are all part of the African-American experience. Popular attractions include visits to: Old Slave Mart Museum, Avery Research Center, Catfish Row (setting of Porgy and Bess), Emanuel A.M.E. Church and the Gullah Sweetgrass Basket Makers in Charleston's historic market. Charleston Black Heritage - "The Official Visitor's Guide for African-American History and Culture."
Alphonso Brown, Licensed Tour Guide 43 John Street - Charleston, SC 843.763.7551 www.gullahtours.com
Sites and Insights Tours
Explore with Muima
Rhett's Charleston (Walking & Private Tours)
Williams Tour & Charter Service
Tours
P.O. Box 43 Mt. Pleasant, SC 29465 (843) 881-3275
Tourrific Tours
Ann Carter
Tony Robertson
In slavery and Freedom Walk by the Original Charleston Walks
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