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    Two Sisters Tours

    4.9 (102 reviews)

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    Janice H.

    Excellent tour! We learned so much. Mary Helen was our tour guide. The pace and communication was great. She was very informative. She took time to learn everyone's name and would periodically refer to them - very personalized. She provided water 1/2 way through the tour. We really enjoyed ourselves. Charleston should be honored to have you representing them! Some tips for the tour - if it is hot outside, bring a water bottle and bring or wear mosquito spray. Thank you Two Sisters Tours!

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    RW L.

    I was in Charleston for less than 48 hours just before New Year's. Tourists and locals alike could join a tour and benefit from Mary Helen's lifelong enthusiasm for her hometown. She's an engaging storyteller who capably discusses Charleston past and present. The tour is very well-designed, and I felt like I saw a lot of the city. However, Mary Helen made 2 comments that left a stain on the tour for me. I don't want to misquote her, but I know that she said something very close to "we beat ourselves up now, but slavery was just the way it was back then." Wrong is wrong, even if it was the way of the South. I do not appreciate comments excusing the enslavement of human beings. I feel I should make that known to others considering the tour.

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    Adrienne V.

    our tour was very nice with Mary Helen! they're locals & know everything about Charleston!! it was over 2 hours long, we had plenty of time to take in everything & learn so much.

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    Mary I.

    9-14-2021 was our wedding anniversary- We had never been to Charleston. We knew we loved Savannah, but after 2 days had not picked up the vibe of Charleston. Local residents said to take the two sisters tour. So Day 3 , 9-14-2021 - we found ourselves at 80 Broad St. ... Mary Helen delighted us with trivia and facts. We went thru hidden walkways and alleys. We loved the history. what is A single house? Highly recommend this tour. Smiles from Orlando! Tim and Mary

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    Great options, friendly staff and coupon code if you can find a tour book…read more Our guide, Wendy, was very knowledgeable and gentle and respectful to our horse guide, Duke. Duke was great!

    I'm happy to say I'm bumping my review up from three stars to four after giving Old South Carriage…read moreCompany another chance. During my first visit to Charleston a few years ago, I took one of their daytime carriage tours and left feeling... underwhelmed. I didn't learn all that much, the tour wasn't especially memorable, and I wrote that I'd rather have explored the city on foot. Fast forward to my most recent visit when one of my friends wanted to do the Haunted Carriage Tour. Since it was something different, I happily went along and I'm glad I did. Our horse, Ron, was a 2,000 pound French Percheron and wow.... talk about a workhorse! From what I observed, the horses seemed well cared for despite the small stable. It was fun learning a little about Ron before we set off. Our guide, Matt, was informative, engaging, and did a great job mixing Charleston history with the haunted stories. While I'm not really into ghost tours, I still learned quite a bit. In fact, my favorite takeaway wasn't haunted at all - it was learning the difference between a graveyard and a cemetery. This tour also had a digital component as we were prompted to scan the QR code to see photos of the individuals/"ghosts" he was talking about. The tour also gave us another opportunity to see Charleston from a different perspective and this time around I enjoyed riding through the historic streets by carriage. Overall, this experience was much more enjoyable than my first. The company clearly has these tours down to a science and if you're deciding between a daytime tour and the haunted evening tour, I'd surprisingly recommend the latter. I'm glad I gave Old South another chance.

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    Brian and O'Malley were great! Brian was knowledgeable and…read morewitty; gave lots of fun tidbits about the city, good tips on where to go for good bites and kept us all laughing the entire ride O'Malley was a beautiful and well-trained horse; she did not fuss even with rude drivers that cranked up their music when they were behind us and unable to get through the narrow street to pass

    We just relocated to the area after living pretty much everywhere. I have always longed to be back…read morehome and the South makes me the happiest. People are so friendly and helpful . They are funny and kind as well. My daughter was visiting from NYC to help me unload these reproductive boxes( feels like that anyway) and I decided to take her on a carriage tour. She was adamant that I investigate what company treats their horses the best., Here we landed! What a lovely place. The barn I mean. I so enjoyed hearing about the horses, their history and work schedules and requirements. Made us feel like we made a great decision. Dick ( Richard) and Dutch ( horse) were great! Very informative and loved hearing about the history and homes of Charleston. My kids were both born in North Charleston , but it's been a long journey to get back. It was really an exceptional tour and I felt completely safe and confident that these horses were treated beautifully. Do it! I didn't feel like anyone was sitting on my lap and I did like that even though they knew who lived in those crazy gorgeous homes, they did not divulge the names of their occupants., I could go again tomorrow. There are four different routes and it's by lottery which tour you go on , so you can really be a repeater!

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