Half Day Savannah Walking Tour

Join me for a stroll down Bull Street, the spine of Savannah. Experience the Hostess City of the South through the lens of her incredible people, unforgettable stories, and unmatched beauty. Our journey will meander through 5 squares of Spanish moss covered live oaks, past impeccably restored architecture, and almost 300 years of history. Our city and our story were created out of a melting pot of communities coming together to create a better future. Our city began as a singular vision of an egalitarian utopia, a place for the worthy poor to reestablish their lives and their dignity, born in the mind of Gen. James Edward Oglethorpe. From our founding citizens (Gen. Oglethorpe, Mico Tomochichi, and Mary Musgrove) to Revolutionary War heroes like Gen. Casimir Pulaski; from 19th century visionaries such as Susie King Taylor to 20th century influencers like Clermont Huger Lee, see why Savannah is a city like no other. I invite you to fall in love with her like I did, one square at a time.

• Our journey will begin in the most recently renamed square in our Historic Landmark District- Taylor Square! We will move over to Monterrey Square, where the past meets the present. Though we will move chronologically through Savannah's history, our tour begins in the newer part of the Historic Landmark District. • We will pass Gen. Sherman's Savannah residence in Madison Square, the second oldest theater in the U. S. in Chippewa Square, the resting place for one of our founding fathers in Wright Square, and end in Savannah's oldest established square, Johnson Square. Our tour ends conveniently near City Market and River St. • While Savannah is gorgeous in the rain, more severe weather may impact our tour. Severe weather includes lightning in the area and severe weather alerted storms. If we are already on tour, I know some fabulous coffee shops we can duck into along the way until the storm passes. Should the severe weather inhibit us from the beginning, we can reschedule to a safer time.