Les meilleurs événements de la ville Savane. Visite à pied du quartier historique de Savannah commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Taking a vacation to Savannah? Hit the ground running (or walking, in this case) by scheduling this all-inclusive tour with a born-and-raised Savannahian for the start of your visit! Cover a broad range of topics including historic homes, African American history, important women, the Civil War and the American Revolution

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Telfair Square

Hear about Mary Telfair and the history of the Telfair Museum

2

Franklin Square

See the Haitian monument and learn about the Haitian regiment who fought here in the Revolution; see First African Baptist Church and learn about the oldest Black Baptist Congregation in America

3

City Market

Stroll down the middle of Savannah's City Market neighborhood and get recommendations for shops, restaurants and attractions

4

Ellis Square

Learn about the history of Savannah's City Market, it's loss, and the recent restoration of the square. Also learn a little about African Americans' contributions to antebellum Savannah's economy as both free people and enslaved people.

5

Johnson Square

View the monument to Nathanael Greene, the war hero, and listen to the story of how his widow altered the US economy and history

6

Wright Square

View and learn about two monuments, one to a rail road magnate and one to a native American chief, then take a break at a local cafe.

7

Chippewa Square

Hear all about James Oglethorpe, the founder of Savannah and of Georgia

8

Madison Square

View the Jasper monument, hear about his heroic deeds in the Battle of Savannah, view the Sorrel-Weed House and the Green-Meldrim House and learn a little about Savannah during the Civil War

9

Monterey Square

Enjoy the view of many people's favorite square and learn about Casimir Pulaski, who is buried at the base of his monument.

10

Telfair Square

Hear about Mary Telfair and the history of the Telfair Museum

11

Franklin Square

See the Haitian monument and learn about the Haitian regiment who fought here in the Revolution; see First African Baptist Church and learn about the oldest Black Baptist Congregation in America

12

City Market

Stroll down the middle of Savannah's City Market neighborhood and get recommendations for shops, restaurants and attractions

13

Ellis Square

Learn about the history of Savannah's City Market, it's loss, and the recent restoration of the square. Also learn a little about African Americans' contributions to antebellum Savannah's economy as both free people and enslaved people.

14

Johnson Square

View the monument to Nathanael Greene, the war hero, and listen to the story of how his widow altered the US economy and history

15

Wright Square

View and learn about two monuments, one to a rail road magnate and one to a native American chief, then take a break at a local cafe.

16

Chippewa Square

Hear all about James Oglethorpe, the founder of Savannah and of Georgia

17

Madison Square

View the Jasper monument, hear about his heroic deeds in the Battle of Savannah, view the Sorrel-Weed House and the Green-Meldrim House and learn a little about Savannah during the Civil War

18

Monterey Square

Enjoy the view of many people's favorite square and learn about Casimir Pulaski, who is buried at the base of his monument.

19

Telfair Square

Hear about Mary Telfair and the history of the Telfair Museum

20

Franklin Square

See the Haitian monument and learn about the Haitian regiment who fought here in the Revolution; see First African Baptist Church and learn about the oldest Black Baptist Congregation in America

21

City Market

Stroll down the middle of Savannah's City Market neighborhood and get recommendations for shops, restaurants and attractions

22

Ellis Square

Learn about the history of Savannah's City Market, it's loss, and the recent restoration of the square. Also learn a little about African Americans' contributions to antebellum Savannah's economy as both free people and enslaved people.

23

Johnson Square

View the monument to Nathanael Greene, the war hero, and listen to the story of how his widow altered the US economy and history

24

Wright Square

View and learn about two monuments, one to a rail road magnate and one to a native American chief, then take a break at a local cafe.

25

Chippewa Square

Hear all about James Oglethorpe, the founder of Savannah and of Georgia

26

Madison Square

View the Jasper monument, hear about his heroic deeds in the Battle of Savannah, view the Sorrel-Weed House and the Green-Meldrim House and learn a little about Savannah during the Civil War

27

Monterey Square

Enjoy the view of many people's favorite square and learn about Casimir Pulaski, who is buried at the base of his monument.

28

Telfair Square

Hear about Mary Telfair and the history of the Telfair Museum

29

Franklin Square

See the Haitian monument and learn about the Haitian regiment who fought here in the Revolution; see First African Baptist Church and learn about the oldest Black Baptist Congregation in America

30

City Market

Stroll down the middle of Savannah's City Market neighborhood and get recommendations for shops, restaurants and attractions

31

Ellis Square

Learn about the history of Savannah's City Market, it's loss, and the recent restoration of the square. Also learn a little about African Americans' contributions to antebellum Savannah's economy as both free people and enslaved people.

32

Johnson Square

View the monument to Nathanael Greene, the war hero, and listen to the story of how his widow altered the US economy and history

33

Wright Square

View and learn about two monuments, one to a rail road magnate and one to a native American chief, then take a break at a local cafe.

34

Chippewa Square

Hear all about James Oglethorpe, the founder of Savannah and of Georgia

35

Madison Square

View the Jasper monument, hear about his heroic deeds in the Battle of Savannah, view the Sorrel-Weed House and the Green-Meldrim House and learn a little about Savannah during the Civil War

36

Monterey Square

Enjoy the view of many people's favorite square and learn about Casimir Pulaski, who is buried at the base of his monument.

37

Telfair Square

Hear about Mary Telfair and the history of the Telfair Museum

38

Franklin Square

See the Haitian monument and learn about the Haitian regiment who fought here in the Revolution; see First African Baptist Church and learn about the oldest Black Baptist Congregation in America

39

City Market

Stroll down the middle of Savannah's City Market neighborhood and get recommendations for shops, restaurants and attractions

40

Ellis Square

Learn about the history of Savannah's City Market, it's loss, and the recent restoration of the square. Also learn a little about African Americans' contributions to antebellum Savannah's economy as both free people and enslaved people.

41

Johnson Square

View the monument to Nathanael Greene, the war hero, and listen to the story of how his widow altered the US economy and history

42

Wright Square

View and learn about two monuments, one to a rail road magnate and one to a native American chief, then take a break at a local cafe.

43

Chippewa Square

Hear all about James Oglethorpe, the founder of Savannah and of Georgia

44

Madison Square

View the Jasper monument, hear about his heroic deeds in the Battle of Savannah, view the Sorrel-Weed House and the Green-Meldrim House and learn a little about Savannah during the Civil War

45

Monterey Square

Enjoy the view of many people's favorite square and learn about Casimir Pulaski, who is buried at the base of his monument.

46

Telfair Square

Hear about Mary Telfair and the history of the Telfair Museum

47

Franklin Square

See the Haitian monument and learn about the Haitian regiment who fought here in the Revolution; see First African Baptist Church and learn about the oldest Black Baptist Congregation in America

48

City Market

Stroll down the middle of Savannah's City Market neighborhood and get recommendations for shops, restaurants and attractions

49

Ellis Square

Learn about the history of Savannah's City Market, it's loss, and the recent restoration of the square. Also learn a little about African Americans' contributions to antebellum Savannah's economy as both free people and enslaved people.

50

Johnson Square

View the monument to Nathanael Greene, the war hero, and listen to the story of how his widow altered the US economy and history

51

Wright Square

View and learn about two monuments, one to a rail road magnate and one to a native American chief, then take a break at a local cafe.

52

Chippewa Square

Hear all about James Oglethorpe, the founder of Savannah and of Georgia

53

Madison Square

View the Jasper monument, hear about his heroic deeds in the Battle of Savannah, view the Sorrel-Weed House and the Green-Meldrim House and learn a little about Savannah during the Civil War

54

Monterey Square

Enjoy the view of many people's favorite square and learn about Casimir Pulaski, who is buried at the base of his monument.

55

Place Telfair

Découvrez Mary Telfair et l'histoire du musée Telfair

56

Place Franklin

Visitez le monument haïtien et découvrez le régiment haïtien qui a combattu ici pendant la Révolution ; visitez la première église baptiste africaine et découvrez la plus ancienne congrégation baptiste noire d'Amérique

57

Marché de la ville

Promenez-vous au milieu du quartier du marché de la ville de Savannah et obtenez des recommandations pour les magasins, les restaurants et les attractions

58

Place Ellis

Découvrez l'histoire du marché de la ville de Savannah, sa perte et la récente restauration de la place. Apprenez-en également un peu sur les contributions des Afro-Américains à l'économie d'avant-guerre de Savannah en tant que personnes libres et esclaves.

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Place Johnson

Admirez le monument de Nathanael Greene, le héros de guerre, et écoutez l'histoire de la façon dont sa veuve a modifié l'économie et l'histoire des États-Unis

60

Place Wright

Découvrez et découvrez deux monuments, l'un dédié à un magnat des chemins de fer et l'autre à un chef amérindien, puis faites une pause dans un café local.

61

Place Chippewa

Découvrez tout sur James Oglethorpe, le fondateur de Savannah et de Georgia

62

Madison Square

Admirez le monument de Jasper, découvrez ses actes héroïques lors de la bataille de Savannah, admirez la Sorrel-Weed House et la Green-Meldrim House et apprenez-en un peu plus sur Savannah pendant la guerre civile

63

Place de Monterey

Profitez de la vue sur la place préférée de nombreuses personnes et découvrez Casimir Pulaski, qui est enterré au pied de son monument.

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Telfair Square

Hear about Mary Telfair and the history of the Telfair Museum

65

Franklin Square

See the Haitian monument and learn about the Haitian regiment who fought here in the Revolution; see First African Baptist Church and learn about the oldest Black Baptist Congregation in America

66

City Market

Stroll down the middle of Savannah's City Market neighborhood and get recommendations for shops, restaurants and attractions

67

Ellis Square

Learn about the history of Savannah's City Market, it's loss, and the recent restoration of the square. Also learn a little about African Americans' contributions to antebellum Savannah's economy as both free people and enslaved people.

68

Johnson Square

View the monument to Nathanael Greene, the war hero, and listen to the story of how his widow altered the US economy and history

69

Wright Square

View and learn about two monuments, one to a rail road magnate and one to a native American chief, then take a break at a local cafe.

70

Chippewa Square

Hear all about James Oglethorpe, the founder of Savannah and of Georgia

71

Madison Square

View the Jasper monument, hear about his heroic deeds in the Battle of Savannah, view the Sorrel-Weed House and the Green-Meldrim House and learn a little about Savannah during the Civil War

72

Monterey Square

Enjoy the view of many people's favorite square and learn about Casimir Pulaski, who is buried at the base of his monument.

73

Telfair Square

Hear about Mary Telfair and the history of the Telfair Museum

74

Franklin Square

See the Haitian monument and learn about the Haitian regiment who fought here in the Revolution; see First African Baptist Church and learn about the oldest Black Baptist Congregation in America

75

City Market

Stroll down the middle of Savannah's City Market neighborhood and get recommendations for shops, restaurants and attractions

76

Ellis Square

Learn about the history of Savannah's City Market, it's loss, and the recent restoration of the square. Also learn a little about African Americans' contributions to antebellum Savannah's economy as both free people and enslaved people.

77

Johnson Square

View the monument to Nathanael Greene, the war hero, and listen to the story of how his widow altered the US economy and history

78

Wright Square

View and learn about two monuments, one to a rail road magnate and one to a native American chief, then take a break at a local cafe.

79

Chippewa Square

Hear all about James Oglethorpe, the founder of Savannah and of Georgia

80

Madison Square

View the Jasper monument, hear about his heroic deeds in the Battle of Savannah, view the Sorrel-Weed House and the Green-Meldrim House and learn a little about Savannah during the Civil War

81

Monterey Square

Enjoy the view of many people's favorite square and learn about Casimir Pulaski, who is buried at the base of his monument.

82

Telfair Square

Hear about Mary Telfair and the history of the Telfair Museum

83

Franklin Square

See the Haitian monument and learn about the Haitian regiment who fought here in the Revolution; see First African Baptist Church and learn about the oldest Black Baptist Congregation in America

84

City Market

Stroll down the middle of Savannah's City Market neighborhood and get recommendations for shops, restaurants and attractions

85

Ellis Square

Learn about the history of Savannah's City Market, it's loss, and the recent restoration of the square. Also learn a little about African Americans' contributions to antebellum Savannah's economy as both free people and enslaved people.

86

Johnson Square

View the monument to Nathanael Greene, the war hero, and listen to the story of how his widow altered the US economy and history

87

Wright Square

View and learn about two monuments, one to a rail road magnate and one to a native American chief, then take a break at a local cafe.

88

Chippewa Square

Hear all about James Oglethorpe, the founder of Savannah and of Georgia

89

Madison Square

View the Jasper monument, hear about his heroic deeds in the Battle of Savannah, view the Sorrel-Weed House and the Green-Meldrim House and learn a little about Savannah during the Civil War

90

Monterey Square

Enjoy the view of many people's favorite square and learn about Casimir Pulaski, who is buried at the base of his monument.

91

Telfair Square

Hear about Mary Telfair and the history of the Telfair Museum

92

Franklin Square

See the Haitian monument and learn about the Haitian regiment who fought here in the Revolution; see First African Baptist Church and learn about the oldest Black Baptist Congregation in America

93

City Market

Stroll down the middle of Savannah's City Market neighborhood and get recommendations for shops, restaurants and attractions

94

Ellis Square

Learn about the history of Savannah's City Market, it's loss, and the recent restoration of the square. Also learn a little about African Americans' contributions to antebellum Savannah's economy as both free people and enslaved people.

95

Johnson Square

View the monument to Nathanael Greene, the war hero, and listen to the story of how his widow altered the US economy and history

96

Wright Square

View and learn about two monuments, one to a rail road magnate and one to a native American chief, then take a break at a local cafe.

97

Chippewa Square

Hear all about James Oglethorpe, the founder of Savannah and of Georgia

98

Madison Square

View the Jasper monument, hear about his heroic deeds in the Battle of Savannah, view the Sorrel-Weed House and the Green-Meldrim House and learn a little about Savannah during the Civil War

99

Monterey Square

Enjoy the view of many people's favorite square and learn about Casimir Pulaski, who is buried at the base of his monument.

100

Telfair Square

Hear about Mary Telfair and the history of the Telfair Museum

101

Franklin Square

See the Haitian monument and learn about the Haitian regiment who fought here in the Revolution; see First African Baptist Church and learn about the oldest Black Baptist Congregation in America

102

City Market

Stroll down the middle of Savannah's City Market neighborhood and get recommendations for shops, restaurants and attractions

103

Ellis Square

Learn about the history of Savannah's City Market, it's loss, and the recent restoration of the square. Also learn a little about African Americans' contributions to antebellum Savannah's economy as both free people and enslaved people.

104

Johnson Square

View the monument to Nathanael Greene, the war hero, and listen to the story of how his widow altered the US economy and history

105

Wright Square

View and learn about two monuments, one to a rail road magnate and one to a native American chief, then take a break at a local cafe.

106

Chippewa Square

Hear all about James Oglethorpe, the founder of Savannah and of Georgia

107

Madison Square

View the Jasper monument, hear about his heroic deeds in the Battle of Savannah, view the Sorrel-Weed House and the Green-Meldrim House and learn a little about Savannah during the Civil War

108

Monterey Square

Enjoy the view of many people's favorite square and learn about Casimir Pulaski, who is buried at the base of his monument.

109

Telfair Square

Hear about Mary Telfair and the history of the Telfair Museum

110

Franklin Square

See the Haitian monument and learn about the Haitian regiment who fought here in the Revolution; see First African Baptist Church and learn about the oldest Black Baptist Congregation in America

111

City Market

Stroll down the middle of Savannah's City Market neighborhood and get recommendations for shops, restaurants and attractions

112

Ellis Square

Learn about the history of Savannah's City Market, it's loss, and the recent restoration of the square. Also learn a little about African Americans' contributions to antebellum Savannah's economy as both free people and enslaved people.

113

Johnson Square

View the monument to Nathanael Greene, the war hero, and listen to the story of how his widow altered the US economy and history

114

Wright Square

View and learn about two monuments, one to a rail road magnate and one to a native American chief, then take a break at a local cafe.

115

Chippewa Square

Hear all about James Oglethorpe, the founder of Savannah and of Georgia

116

Madison Square

View the Jasper monument, hear about his heroic deeds in the Battle of Savannah, view the Sorrel-Weed House and the Green-Meldrim House and learn a little about Savannah during the Civil War

117

Monterey Square

Enjoy the view of many people's favorite square and learn about Casimir Pulaski, who is buried at the base of his monument.