From the moment we met Ronnie, founder and licensed Charleston tour guide, we knew we were in for…read moresomething exceptional. His passion for Charleston's Jewish history and broader narrative of the city is truly remarkable. Personalized, immersive, and deeply thoughtful, that's how I'd describe the entire experience. Ronnie offered a private, customized tour that wove together vibrant storytelling with Charleston's layered past. He brought to life stories of privateers, Revolutionary patriots, merchants, community builders, and even the challenging and complex roles of Jewish individuals in the slave economy and Civil War. His approach was respectful, honest, and profoundly insightful. We loved the thoughtful touches: complimentary snacks and water, seamless door-to-door service in a premium SUV, and all entry fees included -- making every part of the tour feel effortless and enjoyable. Ronnie's storytelling went beyond guidebook facts. His knowledge, warmth, and ability to layer various perspectives made the history feel lived-in and deeply human. Plus, knowing that part of the tour proceeds support Jewish preservation efforts in the city--through partnerships with the Charleston Jewish Federation--just added to the meaningfulness of the experience. Whether you're a lifelong Charleston lover or new to its rich tapestry, Charleston Jewish Tours is a must-do. And bringing along Ronnie as your guide ensures you'll come away informed, inspired, and connected to the soul of this city.

Beautiful historical sanctuary is still in use! No tours Sunday's until after Sunday School, 1:15…read more Cost of tour goes to maintaining and repairing this beautiful building.

Besides, everyone being very friendly and were very excepting of me, even though I happened to find…read morethis place by accident. I was looking for a hotel, and for some reason Siri drove me out of the way to this synagogue. You couldn't meet a nicer bunch of people, the Rabbi, the Cantor, everyone that is there is wonderful. I really believe that God somehow brought. if you're looking for a nice synagogue with all ages of people who make you feel so welcome I suggest you give it a try and go there. I came from a mixed family of my mom being Jewish my dad Christian and my ex was a non practicing Muslim, what a mixed up family. I never felt quite like I fit anywhere so I'm not really religious, but I believe in God with all my heart soul mind and always felt my Jewishness. Like I just know that's where I belong. The strange part is, I am very shy, and at this time in my life I have no family at all. Walking into that synagogue made me feel like I had friends. I want to thank them for their kindness. If you're a practicing Jew you will love this synagogue and if you are like me coming from a family of mixed religions and 1st and 2nd generation Americans this might be the place for you.

Saint Mary of the Annunciation on Hassell Street in Charleston is a beautiful and historic church…read more I really like the cool columns on the outside of the church and the interior of the church is wonderfully designed too. Everyone at this church as very friendly and welcoming. I like learning the history of the church and you can feel all of the years and centuries all around you as you enter and walk around.

Beautiful church. Stumbled upon the tombstone of the 2 daughters of Count de Grasse. The girls died…read morea month apart in 1799. The Count led the French navy at Yorktown which led the British to finally surrender and ended the American revolution.