Explore Savannah’s Historic District on a small-group walking tour designed for depth, comfort, and engaging storytelling. Rather than rushing from stop to stop, you’ll discover how Savannah’s unique city plan, historic squares, and landmark buildings shaped the city from its founding in 1733 through the Civil War and beyond.

With intentionally limited group sizes, guests can comfortably hear, ask questions, and enjoy a more personal experience. The relaxed pace includes frequent shaded stops, making this tour ideal for visitors who want meaningful history without feeling hurried. It’s not just about seeing Savannah — it’s about understanding it.

What You’ll See & Learn

Chippewa Square
Meet your guide, Sarah, and learn about James Oglethorpe and the founding of Georgia’s first city.

Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace
Discover how Savannah became the birthplace of the Girl Scouts.

Wright Square
Learn about Tomochichi and the vital role of the local Yamacraw people in the colony’s early success.

Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters
Discuss how slavery shaped Savannah’s economy and daily life in the antebellum era.

Colonial Park Cemetery
Explore stories of life and death in historic Savannah, including the city’s Victorian past.

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
Understand the influence of Savannah’s Irish immigrant community.

Green-Meldrim House
Hear how Savannah played a strategic role during the Civil War.

Jones Street
Stroll along what many call “the most beautiful street in America.”

Monterey Square
Learn about General Pulaski and the Mercer-Williams House.

Forsyth Park
Conclude at Savannah’s iconic fountain after gaining a deeper appreciation of the city’s history and design.