With the Old Town Trolley tour, you can enjoy the best of Savannah while traveling through various points of interest, historical attractions, and charming landmarks. Savannah is one of the best places to visit for people of all ages. The city is lined up with attractions that depict culture, art, and rich history. Hop on the Old Town trolley to see all of Savannah and experience a fun-filled journey. Let’s see what you can explore in this historic city.
Davenport House: Built-in 1820 by Isaiah Davenport, this Federal-style house showcases the talents and skills of Davenport. At this house, he lived with his family until 1827. In the 1950s seven, Savannah women saved Davenport House from demolition and founded Savannah Foundation. This is now a museum where different events and programs are organized throughout the year.
Forsyth Park: It is the largest park in Savannah and attracts kids and adults alike. This park was made in the 19th century and the huge cast-iron fountain is the most important feature that was added in 1858. The park is spread over 30 acres of space with a green area to walk. Paths are paved by giant shady trees. Several old buildings surround the park and you can see colors in the spring season. Amenities like a snack bar, café, and tennis courts are also available.
River Street: River Street is a bustling area with well-preserved warehouses and several other restaurants and shops. This is an interesting area with lots of music venues and amazing dining experiences. You can find exclusive galleries and shops on River Street. The regular expansion has made this area more fun. Enjoy charismatic views and capture beautiful moments.
City Market: Popular among tourists and locals, the City Market has a lively atmosphere and multiple things to do. Several working artist studios, lots of dining options, and restaurants are available here. City Market is home to various artists ranging from national to local reputation. It is a major shopping destination where you can find fashion stores, boutiques, and sweet shops.
Pirates House: The Pirates House is a famous hangout for pirates and sailors. It is a historic restaurant with exciting history. The structure was built in 1794 and it is the oldest building in Savannah.
Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace: A founder of the Girl Scouts of the USA, Juliette Gordon was born at this place. It was built in 1821 and has been well-preserved to date. Here you can witness several original Gordon family pieces. Beautiful and original collections are on display including artworks, memorabilia, furnishings, written material, photographs, and jewelry.
The house showcases the family lifestyle of that period. Achievements of Gordon Low are also described here and all these amazing things make it a popular tourist destination.
Sorrel- Weed House: This historic landmark was built in the mid-19th century for Francis Sorrel, a shipping merchant. This is believed to be haunted and has been featured on television shows.
You can Hop on and off at any of our 15 convenient stops.
1. VISITORS CENTER
2. OLD TOWN TROLLEY WELCOME CENTER
3. FRANKLIN SQUARE
4. MADISON SQUARE
5. FORSYTH PARK
6. CALHOUN SQUARE
7. CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
8. OLD TOWN TROLLEY BARN
9. CITY MARKET
10. LUCAS THEATRE
11. RIVER STREET
12. THE WAVING GIRL
13. DAVENPORT HOUSE
14. COLONIAL PARK CEMETERY
15. BULL STREET CORRIDOR
