Heart of Savannah History Walking Tour - 2hr
Heart of Savannah History Walking Tour - 2hr
SMALL GROUP TOURS - DON'T GET LOST IN THE CROWD! We value our guests and truly care about your tour experience. Join us for true southern hospitality!
<br><br
Book This ExperienceA glimpse of the journey
Your Itinerary
A curated journey through the experience
Wright Square
You will discover who Tomochichi, the chief of the Yamacraw Indians, was and why is the buried under the Gordon Monument in the center of the square.
15 minutesJuliette Gordon Low's Birthplace
*We do not go into the home, but will admire it from the outside.
10 minutesIndependent Presbyterian Church
You will learn which US President was married in the church in 1885, and why is this steeple so famous today.
5 minutesChippewa Square
Here you will learn about he man behind the colony of Savannah, and what his monument represents.
10 minutesThe Old Sorrel Weed House Museum & Tours
The Sorrel Weed House is one of the most haunted homes in Savannah. We will pass buy the home, and tell you about the Savannah gray brick wall surrounding the courtyard and you will learn why there are fingerprints in the brick. Where did this brick come from?
2 minutesMadison Square
Where Madison Square is today, was once the location for one of the bloodiest battles during the American Revolution, the Siege of Savannah.
10 minutesGreen-Meldrim House
This home made history as being the Headquarters for General Sherman during his March to the Sea, when he occupied Savannah.
10 minutesSCADstory
Originally built and used as the Savannah Volunteer Guard building, this is now owned by SCAD. We go past this building.
Gryphon Tea Room
The Gryphon Tea Room is one of our favorites for lunch, dinner or to relax with a cup of tea!
Mercer Williams House Museum
After-all, everyone loves a good scandal every once in a while. We recommend reading the book, or at least watching the movie prior to visiting Savannah.
Armstrong House
Now known as the Armstrong-Kessler house, we will talk about the history of the home, and who lives in this 26,000+ square foot home today. This is the one home in town where everyone gasps "WOW' and has to stop to admire. This is an absolutely magnificent home and one not to be missed. This is a private home today and not open for tours.
10 minutesForsyth Park
The crowning jewel of Savannah, our Forsyth Park Fountain. What most people don't realize is that this was a catalog mail order from France and installed in 1858. It is must-see and you must have your picture taken in front of this amazing fountain.
5 minutes