With its cobbled streets, historic squares, and plethora of colonial architecture, Savannah is a history buff's dream. Learn the history of Savannah's involvement in the Civil War—including how it was famously spared on Sherman's March to the Sea, allowing its original infrastructure and housing to remain intact—on this walking tour of Savannah.
- Civil War walking tour of Savannah, Georgia
- Learn about the city’s involvement in the Civl War, including why it was famously spared
- Visit sites important to Savannah Civil War history, such as Sherman’s headquarters
- Walk through the Antebellum portion of Savannah’s historic district with a guide
- Fully narrated tour provides commentary throughout
- Multiple departure times offered throughout the day
What To Expect
Meet your professional Guide at Reynolds Square at your selected time. Our comprehensive 2-hour walking tour through the Antebellum section of the historic district. Learn the cultural and political leanings of Savannah and the reason for secession. Tour includes Sherman's March to the Sea, Special Order No. 15, and the critical question: Reconstruction or Retribution. Over 150 years of history covered during the tour. Find out the roles of General John Geary and General Oliver Howard and walk the streets to see where Robert E. Lee visited during his many trips to Savannah, see Sherman's headquarters and enjoy several of Savannah's beautiful squares along the way.
Highlight
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Service animals allowed
Near public transportation
Transportation is wheelchair accessible
Most travelers can participate
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers
Include
All taxes, fees and handling charges
Professional guide
Civil War History of Savannah
Exclude
Gratuities
Max group – 15
