Step into the history, charm, and stories that define Georgia’s oldest city on this immersive self guided walking tour Savannah experience through the historic district.

• Johnson Square – Begin your journey in Savannah’s oldest and largest square, where the memorial to Revolutionary War hero Nathanael Greene marks the heart of the city’s early history.

• Christ Church – The site of the first house of worship in Georgia and one of Savannah’s most historic religious landmarks.

• Reynolds Square – One of the original squares of the city, surrounded by historic buildings and home to the statue of Methodist founder John Wesley.

• The Olde Pink House – One of Savannah’s most famous historic homes, dating back to 1771 and rumored to be one of the most haunted buildings in the city.

• Lucas Theatre – A beautifully restored 1920s theater that now hosts performances by the Savannah Philharmonic.

• Owens-Thomas House – A stunning historic mansion and museum that includes one of the best-preserved urban slave quarters in the South.

• Columbia Square – Known for its picturesque fountain and peaceful atmosphere, this square highlights Savannah’s famous urban design.

• Wright Square – One of the oldest squares in Savannah and the final resting place of Chief Tomochichi, whose alliance with James Oglethorpe helped establish the colony.

• Telfair Square & Telfair Academy – The first public art museum in the South and a centerpiece of Savannah’s thriving arts culture.

• Chippewa Square – Famous for its Spanish moss and as the filming location for Forrest Gump’s iconic bench scene.

This Savannah self guided walking tour brings the city’s beautiful squares and fascinating history to life one story at a time.