Things to Do in Savannah

An evening excursion through the darker side of America's most haunted city! A memorable experience aboard the Trolley of the Doomed, as your gravedigger guide shares tales of murder and mayhem, ghosts, ghouls and other mysterious happenings and phenomena. This journey will take you around Savannah’s historic district, focusing on some of this atmospheric city’s most haunted sites, eerie legends and frightening residents. Your Ghost Hosts will entertain you with their expert storytelling and knowledge of all things shadowy and sinister. We'll travel past ancient cemeteries, (those still standing and those that have fallen victim to the passage of time and progress), antebellum mansions, and overgrown squares rank with gnarled oaks dripping with Spanish moss. Drive by the sites of bloody battlegrounds where you may hear echoes of battles and the spirits that remain. Then if you dare we'll step into some of Savannah's most haunted sites. First we'll stop at Andrew Low House – a John Norris designed mansion where spirits are reported to inhabit the rooms. You will have the opportunity to walk the halls of this majestic home and experience the paranormal activity for yourself. Next is Gribble House, the scene of a triple murder in 1909 that the Savannah Morning News described as “the most diabolical crime ever committed in Savannah.” Then the next stop will be Perkin’s and Sons Ship Chandlery, located on River Street, said to be the paranormal epicentre of America’s Most Haunted City. You'll follow your guide into this crumbling building and at once be bombarded by a paranormal presence as you learn of this family's sinister past. This evening tour takes approximately 1h15m and involves some walking. Remember to bring warm clothes as the evenings can be chilly. Languages English Exclusions: Meal Drinks Important Info: Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Redeem Info: PRINTED - Printed Voucher. Print and bring the voucher to enjoy the activity.

Highlights -Meet your guide at the fountain in Forsyth Park, the largest and most popular park in Savannah, -Explore the historic district, a handsome quarter with the feel of a bygone era with more than 1, 100 historically significant buildings; -Pass by The Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist, a 143-year-old Roman Catholic Cathedral; -Take a stroll down Chippewa Square, one of the most known squares featured in one of the bench's scenes in the movie Forrest Gump, which was later donated and showcased in the Savannah History Museum; -See the Davenport House Museum, built in the years 1820-27 by master builder Isaiah Davenport; -Learn the secrets of Savannah from its founding history - the Civil War, the Revolution, architecture and the role of women, as you pass by Juliette Gordon Low's birthplace; -Discover The Marshall House, a historic hotel and iconic building that was used as a hospital during the civil war and has been part of Savannah's history since 1851; -Walk down Johnson Square, the oldest and largest square with a 50-foot marble monument to honour General Nathanael Greene; -End your tour at Savannah's waterfront and discover some great dining recommendations from your guide. Your tour begins at the beginning of the city, where your guide will recount Savannah’s founding and evolution over more than three centuries, remnants of which are present throughout. Savannah’s historic district occupies a

2. 2-square-mile area that has been conserved since

Come on a journey filled with humour, history, entertainment as you see the best of Savannah. This hop on hop off tour means that you can tour at your own pace; just get off wherever you want, explore than jump back on again and continue the tour. Stunning natural beauty, magnificent architecture, fascinating history and warm southern hospitality have been luring visitors to Savannah for years. With its quaint country squares and many areas of historic interest there is much to see and do in Georgia’s first city. And one of the best ways to see it is from one of an orange and green trolley bus. Local drivers will guide, inform and amuse you, making each tour unforgettable. Old Town Trolley Tours is the best way to see the city, highlighting the best Savannah Attractions with 15 stops and more than 100 points of interest. Travel back to another era as you tour Savannah’s most historic sites and beautiful treasures Some of the stops include Davenport House, a fine example of Federal Style architecture, River Street with its many eateries, art galleries and boutiques, the lovingly-restored City Market, packed with restaurants, pubs, unique shops, museums and galleries, the shady, moss-covered Colonial Park Cemetery where you can find the graves of many Revolutionary War soldiers, and the Cathedral of St John, built in the French Gothic style. The tour itself takes around 1h30m and the ticket is valid all day. Duration If you chose to stay on the trolley, the tour is approximately 2 hours. You may ''hop on'' and ''hop off'' as many times as you like during the hours of operation. Start or opening time 9:00 am, with the last re-boarding at 4:30 pm. Languages English Inclusions: Transport Trolley Important Info: N/A Redeem Info: PRINTED - Printed Voucher. Print and bring the voucher to enjoy the activity.

Located in Savannah’s City Market, the American Prohibition Museum brings the roaring twenties to life! Here, visitors can relive the intoxicating history of Temperance and Prohibition while learning about the unintended consequences of the 18th Amendment. Featuring state-of-the-art exhibits, rare historic memorabilia and an authentic ‘Speakeasy’, this one-of-a-kind attraction covers one of the most exciting periods in American History. *Your American Prohibition Museum Includes:

• Restored Prohibition era vehicles