USA HISTORY TOURS
Charleston, Savannah, Boston and New Orleans keep more standing eighteenth-century street than the rest of the country combined. Build a first trip out of these 15, priced, timed, and split between the walking routes and the ones after dark.
Explore Salem’s witch trial history, haunted lore, and colonial streets on a two-hour guided walk, with lantern-lit evening tours available.
“Enjoyed a little history of Salem. Our tour guide, Sean, did a great job. He was theatrical, knowledgeable and made the experience even more interesting.”
Ride through 30 blocks of historic Charleston with expert guides, grand homes, church steeples, draft horses, and practical route tips.
“You would truly enjoy the experience, and everyone was so nice and professional. The tour guides are very friendly and informative. Great overall experience 😊”
Explore Seattle’s Pioneer Square underground, from Coast Salish history to the Klondike Gold Rush, on this lively one-hour walking tour.
“It was great tour. Very informative. The guide was quite awesome. Learned.a lot about the city of Seattle.”
Walk Boston’s Freedom Trail with a historian guide, seeing all 16 landmarks, hearing Revolutionary-era stories, and learning practical tips for the route.
“Mark was an amazing tour guide, kept it very interesting at all times and was so educated on all that is Boston! He went above and beyond!”
Explore Charleston’s French Quarter, Rainbow Row, and White Point Garden on a two-hour guided walk with local history and practical tips.
“Really informative, lots of history and information on architecture, why houses were designed like they were, famous people who lived there, and so much more”
Ride through Charleston’s historic district by horse-drawn carriage, with certified guides, landmark views, flexible departures, and practical tips.
“Enjoyable tour with good information and stories. Weather was clear and cool - good for both horses and passengers”
Explore Savannah after dark with lantern-lit ghost stories, war history, murders, and legends on this 90-minute downtown walking tour.
“Dan was an incredible storyteller teller. He invited us into the history and weaved a picture that allowed us to appreciate and respect the facts. He made us feel very safe and the walking trail was easy/moderate the entire time. We will definitely be recommending Dan!”
Tour Fenway Park’s Green Monster, memorabilia, and Red Sox legends in a lively one-hour visit with practical tips for every fan.
“Fantastic experience, large group, toured the entire stadium from one side to the other, guide was great!”
Review of Oahu’s Mauka Warriors Luau, with Kipapa history, fire dancing, buffet details, activities, transport tips, and honest value advice.
“It is the full experience. This was our first time to Hawaii and our second luau on a different island. Well, done! When you walked in you felt like you were walking into a Hawaiian village. I bet there was close to 300 people, and they functioned like a well-oiled machine when it came to getting everyone to the buffet line. At our first luau we saw one fire dancer at the end but here there were several! The stories and dancing were wonderful. It was also very interactive. If brave enough you could get on stage and take some hula lessons! They also had several stations designed for interactive…”
Review of Philadelphia’s Revolution and Founders walking tour, covering the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Franklin, and more for $29.
“Josh out guide was very informative and made the tour fun with his enthusiasm and knowledge. Highly recommended.”
Review of Savannah’s two-hour historic walking tour, with local guides, famous squares, Civil War sites, practical tips, price, and value.
“We have been in Savannah many times before and know the city pretty well. But we had friends from out of town visiting and decided to take a walking tour so they could get the essence of the city’s history. We had an excellent, knowledgeable guide who focused on the history of Savannah with energy and humor. He chose a great sampling of sites to visit. Also, the microphones and ear pieces worked really well. That’s not always the case. It was well worth the ticket price.”
Review of New Orleans’ Garden District walking tour, with antebellum homes, cemetery history, local guides, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Excellent tour with a guide who obviously loved sharing about her city. The tidbits and factoids were interesting and these were things we would never have discovered on our own. If you are a history nerd or love quirky facts, this is a superb tour!”
Review of Charleston’s 90-minute harbor cruise, with Fort Sumter, USS Yorktown, sunset views, history, seating tips, and honest value advice.
“There was Not enough seating up stairs, over priced water and alcohol drinks. For the price it was ok”
Explore New Orleans’ French Quarter with a small-group guide, from Jackson Square and the cathedral to architecture, food, and local stories.
“I greatly enjoyed this walking tour of the French Quarter. Guide, Scott, had fantastic communication and was willing to help with questions before and after the tour. I was able to see some of the highlights of the French Quarter which I appreciated as a solo traveller who had never been to NOLA. I appreciated the small group size also. There are other groups that had a larger number of people, which seemed overwhelming, but this tour has a maximum capacity of around 12 so everyone can hear the tour guide. Scott was well informed and left plenty of time for questions. Highly recommend this tour and the price was…”
Review of Savannah’s 75-minute narrated trolley tour, with historic sights, guide tips, pricing, weather advice, and who will enjoy it most.
“Excellent, fun, well done overview of historic Savannah, I recommend this activity for anyone who is visiting for the first time”
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