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Walk through Savannah’s North Historic District on a spirited pub crawl that pairs local cocktails with ghostly storytelling. Expect easy walking, historic bars, and a guide who stitches architecture and folklore into a lively night out.
Walk through Savannah’s North Historic District on a spirited pub crawl that pairs local cocktails with ghostly storytelling. Expect easy walking, historic bars, and a guide who stitches architecture and folklore into a lively night out.
You meet under a painted sign at 100 Bull Street as the sun eases from the brick facades and the moss-draped oaks begin to throw long shadows. The guide greets the group with a grin and a lantern of stories; footsteps fall on flagstones, laughter mixes with the clink of glasses, and the city’s dark chapters come alive between bar stools and lantern-lit alleys.
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Operated by The Witching Hour Paranormal Ghost Tour · Savannah, Georgia
You meet under a painted sign at 100 Bull Street as the sun eases from the brick facades and the moss-draped oaks begin to throw long shadows. The guide greets the group with a grin and a lantern of stories; footsteps fall on flagstones, laughter mixes with the clink of glasses, and the city’s dark chapters come alive between bar stools and lantern-lit alleys.
Savannah’s North Historic District was laid out in 1733 by James Oglethorpe, its regular grid and 22 public squares framing homes that survived colonial, antebellum and Civil War eras. The coastal plain beneath the streets—silted riverine deposits rather than bedrock—creates that humid Lowcountry air that feeds both live oaks and ghost stories. Local cocktail culture blends Southern spirits and craft beer with a convivial bar scene that doubles as a classroom for the city’s past.
On this 2‑hour walking pub crawl you’ll stop at several classic spots—Savannah Taphouse, Abe’s on Lincoln, 17hundred90, McDonoughs—each offering its own architecture, anecdotes, and signature pours. Expect easy walking on historic sidewalks, occasional cobbles, and brief alleyway detours.
Practical notes: carry a government ID, wear comfortable shoes for uneven pavement, and plan for humidity—sip water between drinks. The tour operates at night; public transit and rideshares are nearby but book ahead for late returns. Be respectful in residential areas, follow your guide, and leave conversations—and the buildings—intact for the next traveler.
easy.
2–2.5 hours.
Light walking ability; participants should be comfortable standing and moving at a relaxed pace for two hours.
Meet at the Flip Flop Shop, 100 Bull Street (across from CVS); the tour returns to the same meeting point.
The tour involves narrow sidewalks and some cobblestones; accessibility may be limited—check with the operator for accommodations.
Admission does not include drinks; you’ll buy drinks at each bar unless otherwise noted by the provider.
This is an adults-focused pub crawl; participants must be of legal drinking age and pregnant travelers are advised not to join.
Savannah was founded in 1733 by James Oglethorpe; its grid of public squares and preserved 18th–19th century buildings make the historic district one of the nation’s oldest urban plans.
The historic district manages visitor impact through signage and preservation rules—avoid touching historic fabric, keep noise low at night, and dispose of trash properly to protect the urban landscape.
The Witching Hour Paranormal Ghost Tour operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You meet under a painted sign at 100 Bull Street as the sun eases from the brick facades and the moss-draped oaks begin to throw long shadows. The guide greets the group with a grin and a lantern of stories; footsteps fall on flagstones, laughter mixes with the clink of glasses, and the city’s dark chapters come alive between bar stools and lantern-lit alleys.
You meet under a painted sign at 100 Bull Street as the sun eases from the brick facades and the moss-draped oaks begin to throw long shadows. The guide greets the group with a grin and a lantern of stories; footsteps fall on flagstones, laughter mixes with the clink of glasses, and the city’s dark chapters come alive between bar stools and lantern-lit alleys.
Savannah’s North Historic District was laid out in 1733 by James Oglethorpe, its regular grid and 22 public squares framing homes that survived colonial, antebellum and Civil War eras. The coastal plain beneath the streets—silted riverine deposits rather than bedrock—creates that humid Lowcountry air that feeds both live oaks and ghost stories. Local cocktail culture blends Southern spirits and craft beer with a convivial bar scene that doubles as a classroom for the city’s past.
On this 2‑hour walking pub crawl you’ll stop at several classic spots—Savannah Taphouse, Abe’s on Lincoln, 17hundred90, McDonoughs—each offering its own architecture, anecdotes, and signature pours. Expect easy walking on historic sidewalks, occasional cobbles, and brief alleyway detours.
Practical notes: carry a government ID, wear comfortable shoes for uneven pavement, and plan for humidity—sip water between drinks. The tour operates at night; public transit and rideshares are nearby but book ahead for late returns. Be respectful in residential areas, follow your guide, and leave conversations—and the buildings—intact for the next traveler.