Tours and Tickets to Experience Nathaniel Russell House

There are plenty of ways to experience the Nathaniel Russell House. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Charleston City Sightseeing Bus Tour

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Tickets to the Nathaniel Russell House start at US$16 for adults and US$7 for children ages 6-16; kids 6 and under enter for free. Tickets include admission to the house for a self-guided tour using the free multimedia app (downloaded to your smartphone), which lasts about 45 minutes.

No, due to the historic design of the house—including uneven floors and stairs—the Nathaniel Russell House is not accessible to people using wheelchairs, electric scooters, or strollers. Those with limited mobility may be able to visit some of the building, but should consult with the house staff in advance.

Yes. Though there is no minimum age to access the building, the Nathaniel Russell House is best suited for kids 12 or older. Scavenger-hunt materials are available for young visitors upon request. Strollers are not allowed inside and must be parked at the entrance.

Yes. In addition to the self-guided audio tour available via the free app, the Nathaniel Russell House offers docent-led tours daily. These free tours depart every hour on the hour, while self-guided visits can begin any time up to 45 minutes before closing.

The free app-based audio guide lasts 45 minutes and can be started at any time, though you must finish by closing time. Guided tours run about an hour, with the final tour of the day departing an hour before closing time. You can explore on your own after either tour.