Savannah Walking Tour Guide 1.3

The Savannah Tour offers an insightful exploration of Georgia's oldest city through a self-guided walking experience. Visitors can wander the cobblestone streets and enjoy the scenic riverfront, adorned with historic architecture, eclectic shops, and delightful eateries. The tour delves into Savannah's rich history, highlighting significant eras from Native tribes to the experiences of abolitionists and enslavers.

Beginning at the Visitor Center, participants embark towards the waterfront to uncover narratives from Savannah’s pre-colonial era. Key landmarks include the Ships of the Sea Museum and the First African Baptist Church. The riverfront presents opportunities to appreciate timeless beauty before heading to Factor’s Walk and Emmet Park, where aspects of Savannah's cotton trade and Irish heritage come into focus.

As guests make their way from the Olde Pink House to Johnson Square, they can trace the city's founding in 1734. Notable stops include the Telfair Academy, recognized as the South's oldest art museum, and the elegant Owens-Thomas House. The birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low and the prestigious Harper Fowlkes House offer additional historical insights, while Chippewa Square provides a serene spot reminiscent of a famous film scene.

Throughout the journey, participants will pass prominent sites such as Savannah Theatre, Independent Presbyterian Church, and Madison Square—scene of a Revolutionary War battle. Literary enthusiasts will appreciate a visit to Flannery O’Connor’s home before enjoying the greenery of Forsyth Park. Culminating at the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum allows for a poignant conclusion to this thorough exploration.

Key features of this comprehensive tour include:

• Savannah Welcome Center
• Tomochichi Meets Oglethorpe
• Coosaponakeesa
• Ships of the Sea
• First African Baptist Church
• Port City
• Abolitionist Voices
• The Middle Passage
• Factor's Walk
• Emmet Park
• Saint Paddy's Day in Savannah
• Reynolds Square
• The Olde Pink House
• Ghostbusting Paint
• Andrew Low House
• Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum
• And many more...

The accompanying app enhances this experience with several notable functionalities:

• Award-winning platform: Recognized by outlets like Thrillist and honored with the “Laurel Award” from Newport Mansions, which utilizes Action Tour Guide for over a million tours annually.
• Automatic audio playback: The app detects location and direction to provide relevant audio commentary related to points of interest, complemented by stories and practical tips.
• Captivating narratives: Engaging and professionally narrated stories crafted by local guides enhance each stop, with additional optional tales available at most locations.
• Offline functionality: Download content prior to your tour to enjoy uninterrupted access without reliance on data or Wi-Fi.
• Flexible exploration: Enjoy the liberty to explore at your own pace with zero scheduled timings or crowded groups, enabling you to pause or skip sections as desired.

A free demo is available for prospective participants to sample what this tour entails. If it resonates with you, full access to all stories is just a purchase away.

Quick tips for an optimal experience include:

• Download content in advance using Wi-Fi or data.
• Ensure your phone battery is fully charged or carry an external battery pack.

Please note: The app utilizes location services and GPS for real-time tracking throughout your journey.