History and Heritage Walking Tour in Savannah

Begin your exploration at Johnson Square, the oldest of Savannah's historic squares, where a 15-minute stop allows travelers to admire the sweeping green spaces and early colonial heritage. This engaging walk requires comfortable footwear, and while the experience is tip-based, a small refundable booking fee secures a spot in a small, well-managed group capped at 30 participants.(15 min)

Continue the journey to Wright Square for a 15-minute visit that uncovers layers of local history, from early indigenous roots to colonial tales. The guide shares fascinating stories about the surrounding architecture while keeping the pace comfortable and accessible for all participants.(15 min)

Pass by the historic Colonial Park Cemetery without stopping, taking in the hauntingly beautiful 18th-century moss-draped gravesides from the pathways. This brief landmark view offers a striking glimpse into the resting place of Savannah's earliest residents and figures of the American Revolution.(pass by)

Pause for 15 minutes at Monterey Square to examine its ornate central monument and surrounding Victorian architecture. This picturesque stop highlights the city's elegant urban design and provides a wonderful backdrop for soaking in the local heritage.(15 min)

Spend 15 minutes at Chippewa Square, celebrated for its lush greenery and deep cinematic connections. The local guide details the cultural history of this vibrant public space while travelers enjoy a relaxing break under the shade of historic oaks.(15 min)

Conclude the physical walking tour with a 5-minute stop at the iconic Forsyth Park, home to the famous grand fountain. Travelers can snap memorable photos of this sprawling green sanctuary before concluding the guided portion of the excursion.(5 min)