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A two-hour guided walking tour through Savannah’s Historic District that blends documented history, ghost stories and three included drinks — from speakeasy cocktails to champagne. Perfect for travelers who want a curated night out with local flavor and historical context.
A two-hour guided walking tour through Savannah’s Historic District that blends documented history, ghost stories and three included drinks — from speakeasy cocktails to champagne. Perfect for travelers who want a curated night out with local flavor and historical context.
Even before the first drink, Savannah’s streets set the mood: live oaks lean over cobblestone alleys, Spanish moss tugging at the slow river breeze, while gaslight echoes of a different century follow the group as they move between bars. This two‑hour walking tour starts at the Georgia Tasting Room and threads through the Historic District, stopping at a speakeasy, a champagne bar and a wine/moonshine slushy spot — three included drinks, each tailored to your taste.
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Operated by History, Haunts, and Hops! · Savannah, Georgia
Even before the first drink, Savannah’s streets set the mood: live oaks lean over cobblestone alleys, Spanish moss tugging at the slow river breeze, while gaslight echoes of a different century follow the group as they move between bars. This two‑hour walking tour starts at the Georgia Tasting Room and threads through the Historic District, stopping at a speakeasy, a champagne bar and a wine/moonshine slushy spot — three included drinks, each tailored to your taste.
Savannah was founded in 1733 and its grid of public squares and antebellum architecture still shapes the downtown experience. Beneath the pretty façades sit layers of history: colonial trade, Civil War occupation, and long-standing ghost lore tied to places like Colonial Park Cemetery. Geologically the city sits on low coastal plains and tidal creeks; the nearby Savannah River has shaped the layout and commerce of the city for centuries.
Locally, the crawl mixes tourism with neighborhood culture: expect craft beers from Savannah breweries, classic Southern cocktails, and bartenders who know their city’s stories. Guides narrate both documented history and popular haunt accounts; the route finishes in Chippewa Square, a compact public space that's easy to find.
Practical guidance: bring a government ID (21+ to drink), wear comfortable shoes for up to 1.5 miles of walking on brick and sidewalk, and hydrate between drinks. Tours run rain or shine but can cancel for bad weather; tipping bartenders and guides remains customary. Arrive 10 minutes early at the meeting point, plan transportation back to your lodging, and drink responsibly to get the most out of Savannah’s history and hospitality.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for casual walkers who can handle 1–2 miles on paved surfaces and standing while ordering drinks.
Yes — the standard tour includes three drinks at three partner venues; choose among beer, champagne or a cocktail at each stop.
You must be at least 21 to consume alcohol on the tour and should bring a valid government ID.
The route covers roughly 1–1.5 miles over 2 hours on sidewalks and brick streets with occasional short staircases.
The tour is generally suitable for most fitness levels, but some historic sidewalks and stairs may limit wheelchair access; contact the operator with specific accessibility needs.
Savannah was founded in 1733 and its grid of public squares reflects early colonial planning; many buildings in the Historic District date to the 18th and 19th centuries and carry Civil War and ghost lore.
Stay on sidewalks and public paths, dispose of cups properly, and support local businesses that source regionally; walking tours reduce vehicle traffic and concentrate visitor impact to managed areas.
History, Haunts, and Hops! operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Even before the first drink, Savannah’s streets set the mood: live oaks lean over cobblestone alleys, Spanish moss tugging at the slow river breeze, while gaslight echoes of a different century follow the group as they move between bars. This two‑hour walking tour starts at the Georgia Tasting Room and threads through the Historic District, stopping at a speakeasy, a champagne bar and a wine/moonshine slushy spot — three included drinks, each tailored to your taste.
Even before the first drink, Savannah’s streets set the mood: live oaks lean over cobblestone alleys, Spanish moss tugging at the slow river breeze, while gaslight echoes of a different century follow the group as they move between bars. This two‑hour walking tour starts at the Georgia Tasting Room and threads through the Historic District, stopping at a speakeasy, a champagne bar and a wine/moonshine slushy spot — three included drinks, each tailored to your taste.
Savannah was founded in 1733 and its grid of public squares and antebellum architecture still shapes the downtown experience. Beneath the pretty façades sit layers of history: colonial trade, Civil War occupation, and long-standing ghost lore tied to places like Colonial Park Cemetery. Geologically the city sits on low coastal plains and tidal creeks; the nearby Savannah River has shaped the layout and commerce of the city for centuries.
Locally, the crawl mixes tourism with neighborhood culture: expect craft beers from Savannah breweries, classic Southern cocktails, and bartenders who know their city’s stories. Guides narrate both documented history and popular haunt accounts; the route finishes in Chippewa Square, a compact public space that's easy to find.
Practical guidance: bring a government ID (21+ to drink), wear comfortable shoes for up to 1.5 miles of walking on brick and sidewalk, and hydrate between drinks. Tours run rain or shine but can cancel for bad weather; tipping bartenders and guides remains customary. Arrive 10 minutes early at the meeting point, plan transportation back to your lodging, and drink responsibly to get the most out of Savannah’s history and hospitality.