Discover Historic Savannah

A Saunter in Savannah is the best proof walking is the most delightful way to discover this oak-shaded coastal city rich with history. Learn about the many innovations, including city planning the cotton gin, ocean going steamships and more that are part of Savannah's contribution. 
See some of the finest examples of 19th Century architecture. A walking tour is the best way to see Historic  Savannah.

Saunter begins at
10 a.m. or 2 p.m.
Tour meets at 135 Bull Street on Wright Square at Bull and York Streets

We feature tours for groups of all kinds
including special team-building
activites designed to suit an organization's specific goals.

Your knowledgeable guide will take you on a trip through Savannah's past with emphasis on the architecture and ironwork visible today. Meet the important characters in Savannah's history. Discover the squares of Bull Street: "The jewels in the crown of Oglethorpe's plan," Get a look at some of Savannah's 'hidden" gardens.

Each tour includes at least one inn and a view of the Mercer mansion before ending at the fountain in Forsyth Park. At least one of the following stops will be part of each Saunter: The Eliza Thompson House, the Gryphon Tea Room, the Forsyth Park Inn, or the Georgia Historical Society.
One dollar of each tour's price goes to City Preservation Fund.