Magnolia trees draped in Spanish moss line the avenues, framing exquisite Southern homes and accentuating the warmth and beauty of Georgia’s very first city. In Savannah, no matter what the season, there’s an abundance of charm and welcoming hospitality.
From a timeline that begins in America’s earliest days to a lineup of influential, pioneering residents, Savannah is brimming with history, intriguing attractions, art, culture and nightlife. To see it all and gain a bit of knowledge about the city’s past, hop on board Old Town Trolley Tours of Savannah where you’ll experience a journey filled with humor and history.
These orange and green trolleys have been entertaining guests for more than 25 years, transporting them to spots like the birthplace of Girl Scouts Founder Juliette Gordon Low, the city’s array of quaint squares and the famous Sorrel-Weed House. On the Old Town Trolley, you’ll get an ideal mix of historical icons, local sights and superb architectural landmarks.
Pass by these attractions:
- Savannah Visitors Center
- Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace Museum
- Franklin Square
- Forsyth Park
- Christ Church Parish House
- Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
- City Market
- Madison Square
- Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum
- River Street
- Davinport House
- The Exchange Bell/Factors Walk
- Taylor Square
- Morrell Park/Waving Girl Statue
- Welcome Center
