
easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels, including casual walkers and wheelchair users.
Step beyond Savannah’s familiar historic façades with the "Rising Voices" walking tour, where untold stories of black, Native American, queer, and female pioneers come to life. Explore a two-hour route that reconnects this iconic city to its underrepresented past, revealing a history shaped by often overlooked heroes.
As the sun filters through historic oak canopies in Franklin Square, a distinctive narrative unfolds—one often omitted from Savannah’s celebrated chronicles. The "Rising Voices" walking tour by Walk With Me Savannah Tours invites travelers to trace the footsteps of black, Native American, queer, and female figures whose lives shaped the city in profound but frequently overlooked ways.

Plan to be at Franklin Square 10-15 minutes before the tour starts to meet your guide and avoid delays.
The tour covers flat, paved city streets over two hours, so sturdy, comfortable footwear is important.
Even under shaded squares, Savannah’s heat can be intense; a refillable water bottle and sunscreen help maintain comfort.
The route is wheelchair and stroller friendly, making it inclusive for diverse participants.
Savannah’s formation included critical contributions from Native American leaders like Tomochichi and Mary Musgrove, whose diplomacy shaped early colonial relations.
The tour promotes awareness of local historical preservation efforts, emphasizing respect for historic sites and support for ongoing inclusivity in storytelling.
Pavement-friendly footwear keeps feet supported during the two-hour city tour.
Staying hydrated during warm Savannah weather is crucial.
summer specific
Protects skin from sun exposure during outdoor portions of the tour.
summer specific
Provides comfort in varying weather while walking through tree-lined squares.
spring;summer;fall specific