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Visite à pied du quartier historique de Savannah

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First day in Savannah? Take a small-group walking tour led by a guide who lives in downtown Savannah for your introduction to the city that brings it all together – a storied history, busy port, major art/design university, an abundance of historical buildings, plus great food and quirky shops – to create a unique experience for visitors from throughout the world.

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Licensed and professional tour guide

All taxes, fees and handling charges

Licensed and professional tour guide

All taxes, fees and handling charges

Licensed and professional tour guide

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Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
A moderate amount of walking is involved, comfortable walking shoes are recommended
A maximum of 15 people per tour

À quoi s'attendre

Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

Place Reynolds

Notre visite commence ici à côté de la statue de John Wesley. Nous parlons du restaurant et taverne Olde Pink House de l'autre côté de la rue et de son importance historique et culturelle.

Rue historique de la rivière

Nous parlerons de River Street et de son importance historique, ainsi que de son rôle actuel en tant que premier lieu de restauration /boisson /divertissement à Savannah. Aussi un bref exposé sur l'esclavage à Savannah.

Place Johnson

Nous nous arrêtons ici et parlons des expériences de Savannah pendant la Révolution américaine et les guerres civiles.

Place Wright

Ici, nous parlons de plusieurs aspects de la culture de Savannah.

Place Chippewa

A la statue du fondateur de Savannah, James Edward Oglethorpe, on parle des origines de Savannah.

Cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste

Ici, on parle de l'histoire de cette église. S'il est ouvert, nous allons à l'intérieur pour un coup d'œil.

Maison Hamilton-Turner

Parlez brièvement de l'histoire de cette belle auberge de chambres d'hôtes.

Maison basse d'André

Parlez brièvement de la maison pour adultes de la fondatrice de Girl Scouts of America, Juliette Gordon Low.

Place de Monterey

Nous jetons un coup d'œil au Mercer Williams House Museum et au Temple de la Congrégation Mickve Israel.

Maison Armstrong

Nous parlons brièvement de l'histoire de ce manoir historique du centre-ville de Savannah.

Parc Forsyth

Notre visite se termine ici.

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Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

101

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

102

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

103

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

104

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

105

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

106

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

107

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

108

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

109

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

110

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

111

Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

112

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

113

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

114

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

115

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

116

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

117

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

118

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

119

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

120

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

121

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

122

Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

123

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

124

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

125

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

126

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

127

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

128

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

129

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

130

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

131

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

132

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

133

Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

134

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

135

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

136

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

137

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

138

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

139

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

140

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

141

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

142

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

143

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

144

Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

145

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

146

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

147

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

148

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

149

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

150

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

151

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

152

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

153

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

154

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

155

Reynolds Square

Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.

156

Historic River Street

We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.

157

Johnson Square

We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.

158

Wright Square

Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.

159

Chippewa Square

At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.

160

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.

161

Hamilton-Turner House

Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.

162

Andrew Low House

Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.

163

Monterey Square

We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.

164

Armstrong House

We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.

165

Forsyth Park

Our tour wraps up here.

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Commentaires (25)

821joas

Apr 2023

Martin was an excellent tour guide--extremely knowledgeable about Savannah history. The walking tour proceeds at an easy pace, with time for a little sitting.

Réponse de l'hôte

Apr 2023

Thank you for the review, 821joas. I enjoyed sharing SAvannah with you, and I'm glad the tour pace was comfortable.! Martin Sinderman, owner Savannah Sidewalk Tour LLC

C5532OUbarryc

Feb 2023

Our guide Joe was terrific. Interesting, informative and fun! He made sure to only give accurate information, looking to answers once or twice to be sure. Perfect way to begin our visit!

Réponse de l'hôte

Feb 2023

Hello C55320! Just a note – my name is Martin Sinderman (not Joe). I own Savannah Sidewalk Tours LLC, home of my "Walking Tour of Savannah's Historic District" (aka the “All Things Savannah” tour). Not sure if I’ve had the pleasure of hosting you on this particular tour. But whatever company took you on your tour - Thank you for putting a visit to Savannah on your list. Come back and see us soon! Best regards - Martin Sinderman, owner Savannah Sidewalk Tours LLC

tracm2015

Dec 2022

Chuck Norras was humorous and easy to listen to. He also seemed very knowledgeable of the area and the history. Thank you chuck for the walking tour

Réponse de l'hôte

Jan 2023

Hello tracm2015! Just a note – my name is Martin Sinderman (not Chuck Norras). I own Savannah Sidewalk Tours LLC, home of my "Walking Tour of Savannah's Historic District" (aka the “All Things Savannah” tour). Not sure if I’ve had the pleasure of hosting you on this particular tour. But whoever took you on your tour - Thank you for putting a visit to Savannah on your list. Come back and see us soon! Best regards - Martin Sinderman, owner Savannah Sidewalk Tours LLC

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