Savannah is an open-air museum showcasing excellent examples of two centuries of architectural history. There are so many landmarks to explore and so much history to unravel in the oldest city in Georgia that we recommend walking with a local guide to make the most of your trip in a fun and engaging way. If you're looking for a unique and informative way to explore the city, look no further than the Essential Free Walking Tour of Savannah. This classic route will let you discover local history, learn about important sons and daughters of Savanna (like Flannery O'Connor), and might include stops at Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace (founder of the Girl Scouts of the USA), the Mercer-Williams House Museum, and the Telfair Academy, all of which offer a glimpse into the city's artistic and cultural history.

From a synagogue, to historically African-American churches, Savannah is home to a large number of churches, many built in the 19th and early 20th centuries, reflecting the city's long history and the importance of religion in the community. Your comprehensive Savannah Free Walking Tour will take you to one of the most significant landmarks in the city, the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist. This is a stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture and a National Historic Landmark. Savannah is also home to many charming squares and parks, which offer a peaceful and picturesque place to relax and take in the city's beauty. Two of the parks that your tour might include are Forsyth Park and Chippewa Square (famous for its role in the movie "Forrest Gump”).

No trip to Savannah would be complete without a visit to the City Hall, a beautiful Beaux-Arts building with a rich history, Bull Street and River Street. Bull Street is a historic thoroughfare lined with charming antebellum mansions; River Street is a charming cobblestone street along the Savannah River filled with shops, restaurants, and historic warehouses. Here, you'll get a glimpse of the city's past as a bustling port, when Savannah epitomized all the essences of the American South. Strolling along cobbled streets, enjoying the shadow of lush oak trees, you’ll understand why Savannah attracts so many visitors every year! Join a small group of fellow travelers on the best historical free tour of the old Savannah to learn more about this fascinating city and its rich history. You won't be disappointed!