First day in Savannah? Take a small-group walking tour led by a guide who lives in downtown Savannah for your introduction to the city that brings it all together – a storied history, busy port, major art/design university, an abundance of historical buildings, plus great food and quirky shops – to create a unique experience for visitors from throughout the world.
We meet next to the statue of John Wesley in the middle of Reynolds Square, which is the square across the street from the Olde PInk House Restaurant and Tavern at 23 Abercorn Street.
The tour ends in Forsyth Park.
Our tour begins here next to the statue of John Wesley. We talk about the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern across the street and its historical and cultural significance.
We'll talk about River Street and its historic significance, as well as its current role as the premier dining/drinking/entertainment venue in Savannah. Also a brief talk about slavery in Savannah.
We stop here and talk about Savannah's experiences in the American Revolution and Civil Wars.
Here we talk about several aspects of Savannah's culture.
At the statue of Savannah's founder, James Edward Oglethorpe, we talk about Savannah's origins.
Here, we talk about the history of this church. If open, we go inside for a look.
Briefly talk about the history of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn.
Briefly talk about the adult home of Girl Scouts of America founder Juliette Gordon Lowe.
We take a look at the Mercer Williams House Museum and the Temple of the Congregation Mickve Israel.
We briefly talk about the history of this historic mansion in downtown Savannah.
Our tour wraps up here.
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