Savannah Walking Tour 020504000004

Spend the day exploring the grand mansions and hidden gardens of Savannah while discovering its most haunted secrets. This tour offers a media-rich, GPS-enabled experience, complete with a souvenir photo at each stop.

About the tour: Choose your own route or follow the recommended path through Savannah's historic district, passing by famous landmarks, museums, and dining options. Enjoy professionally narrated stories accompanied by period music and sound effects. Navigate through the content using the detailed stop menu or tour map linked to a GPS map. The tour is available offline, eliminating the need for a network or Wi-Fi connection.

Estimated Tour Time: 3-5 hours
Audio Duration: 120 minutes
Tour Route Length: 2.3 miles plus a 0.5-mile scenic walking route
Number of Tracks: 22 tracks (18 stops, 2 bonus features, Intro & Parting Words)

In the 1800s, Savannah gained international prominence as the largest cotton port in the US. Architects from around the world were commissioned to build magnificent mansions for Savannah's wealthy elite. Learn about this captivating history from the city's humble beginnings in 1733 as a British colony to its revitalization in 21st century America.

Try before you buy! Explore The Story of Savannah LITE (free) version featuring 3 of the 22 tracks from the full tour.

• Other Savannah Apps:
• The Story of Savannah LITE (free)
• Savannah for KIDS ($1.99)

This app was developed using STQRY's App Builder and publishing platform, known for creating multimedia mobile apps specializing in audio tours. For more apps created using this platform, visit https://stqry.com/our-customers/historic-sites/.

Audio Tracks: Savannah History at a Glance, Johnson Square, Bay Street, River Street, Reynolds Square, Broughton Street, Oglethorpe Square, Columbia Square, Colonial Park Cemetery, Cathedral of St John the Baptist, Lafayette Square, Madison Square, Visitors Center, Chippewa Square, Bull & Oglethorpe Ave, Wright Square, Telfair Square, Franklin Square, Ellis Square, Parting Words; Bonus: Savannah's Historic Street Plan & The Civil War & Reconstruction Years

Note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can significantly reduce battery life.