
easy
3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires moderate endurance for continuous walking.
Step into the stories behind Savannah’s sunlit squares and stately homes on a detailed walking tour that unpacks the city’s Revolutionary war history, African American heritage, and Civil War legacy—all within a three-hour stroll.
The sun breaks gently over Telfair Square, casting long shadows across the cobblestones and historic façades of Savannah’s Historic District. Here, every brick and iron gate seems to carry the stories of centuries—tales of revolution, resilience, and cultural crossover that shaped the American South. This walking tour invites travelers to move beyond surface sightseeing, stepping into the layered history of one of Georgia's oldest and most evocative neighborhoods.

The tour covers several miles on cobbled and paved streets; sturdy footwear is essential for comfort.
Savannah’s humid climate calls for regular hydration, especially if touring in warmer months.
Though much of the tour is shaded, exposure during midday can be intense during summer and fall.
The tour departs promptly from the northwest corner of Telfair Square to cover the full itinerary efficiently.
Savannah was founded in 1733 by James Oglethorpe as a planned colony, notable for its distinctive grid of public squares.
Local efforts focus on preserving architectural integrity while maintaining accessible green spaces within the Historic District.
Essential for navigating varied historic sidewalks and cobblestone streets.
Keeps you hydrated during warm temperatures and humid conditions.
summer specific
Helpful to shield from sun during exposed sections of the walk.
summer specific
Spring showers are common; a packable rain layer ensures comfort.
spring specific