90 Minute Historic Savannah Walking Haunted Bar Pub Crawl
Full Moon Tours
3.5
Peyton_P
267 days ago
Great tour! A lot of entertaining stories and it was fun to see around the city. Our guide even gave us some inside scoops that apparently not many people knew about.
Take an evening stroll with one of our tour guides. As we roam the Squares and Streets of the Historic District with a beverage in hand; Traveling bar to bar, listening to tales of Ghosts and Odd Historic Tales,seems to make everything come alive. Come with us and discover why Savannah is known as the City built upon the dead! You'll hear stories of of Savannah's early days and of the fires, murders, suicides, plagues and of the wars (The Revolutionary War and Civil War), that shaped Savannah's haunted history. Hear tales of ghosts, exorcisms, voodoo ceremonies, people buried alive, and more! Even non believers will walk away believing that ghosts are real! Our Tours are a prefect way for bachelorette Parties, Bridal Parties, Convention Groups, Girls Trips, and even just a group of friends families
Departure Point
- We meet across the street from the Savannah Theater in NE corner of Chippewa Square
- Madison Square is the home of the statue for this famous Civil War Hero Sergeant William Jasper the square sots right across the street from the famous home of Francis Sorrell and from the Desoto Hotel
- Human tour guide - English
Points of Interest
Stop At: Colonial Park Cemetery200 Abercorn St, , Savannah, GeorgiaSavannah's last remaining Colonial Period Cemetery above ground. Understand how Sherman's Troops almost destroyed this landmark. Learn of yellow fever plagues and massive pit graves,Hear stories of famous duels, ill-fated loves and sad endings to one’s life. Discover how many a person were buried while still alive. You'll even learn of a time when children played here. Warning be careful where you walk; you’re walking on the dead!Duration: 10 minutesStop At: Cathedral of St. John the Baptist222 E Harris St, , Savannah, GeorgiaDiscover one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in America. Every St. Patrick’s Day begins with mass at the Cathedral. Duration: 15 minutesStop At: Hamilton-Turner House330 Abercorn St, , Savannah, GeorgiaDiscover the connection between this home and the book midnight garden of good and evil. Learn the sad story of accidental deaths and murder and the spirits that hot this house till this dayDuration: 15 minutesStop At: Madison SquareLearn about the history of the Seige of Savannah and Sergeant William Jasper and his heroic deeds. Discover what Gen Sherman did while staying at the Green Meldrin House in 1864. Learn about the sad fates of the 3 wives of Francis Sorrell. Hear stories of Suicides, hangings and voodoo all taking place in the Sorrell-Weed House Duration: 10 minutesStop At: The Original Pinkie Masters318 Drayton St, Savannah, GeorgiaDiscover the unique friendship between former President Jimmy Carter and pinkie master the owner and originator of this great dive bar. Pinkys is known as one of the best die bars in America. Every good Savannaian starts St. Patrick’s Day with a bloody Mary in the morning at this bar. Duration: 10 minutesStop At: Chippewa Squareintersection of Bull and McDonough Streets, Savannah, GeorgiaFind out how Savannah became known as the City Built Upon The Dead. Discover how paranormal experiences were created by the frequent fires, murders, suicides and wars that surrounds Savannah's history. Learn of ghosts and of orbs. Hear stories of bodies buried in the wall of a local B&B and of the oldest and one of the most haunted theaters in America. Duration: 15 minutesStop At: Mcdonough's Restaurant & Lounge21 East McDonough Street, Savannah, GA 31401Billy Lee operated this Savannah landmark for 40 years. Since 1850 the buildings has been a bar, restaurant, a grocery store and a hospital for the Southern Army during Civil War: imagine the horrors that took place dying men and blood everywhere. Learn of the Grocer who was very unhappy. Even Billy got scared once he started living in the apartment he built for himself on the 3rd floor. Duration: 15 minutesAdditional Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Trained certified tour guide
Take an evening stroll with one of our tour guides. As we roam the Squares and Streets of the Historic District with a beverage in hand; Traveling bar to bar, listening to tales of Ghosts and Odd Historic Tales,seems to make everything come alive. Come with us and discover why Savannah is known as the City built upon the dead! You'll hear stories of of Savannah's early days and of the fires, murders, suicides, plagues and of the wars (The Revolutionary War and Civil War), that shaped Savannah's haunted history. Hear tales of ghosts, exorcisms, voodoo ceremonies, people buried alive, and more! Even non believers will walk away believing that ghosts are real! Our Tours are a prefect way for bachelorette Parties, Bridal Parties, Convention Groups, Girls Trips, and even just a group of friends families
Departure Point
- We meet across the street from the Savannah Theater in NE corner of Chippewa Square
- Madison Square is the home of the statue for this famous Civil War Hero Sergeant William Jasper the square sots right across the street from the famous home of Francis Sorrell and from the Desoto Hotel
- Human tour guide - English
Points of Interest
Stop At: Colonial Park Cemetery200 Abercorn St, , Savannah, GeorgiaSavannah's last remaining Colonial Period Cemetery above ground. Understand how Sherman's Troops almost destroyed this landmark. Learn of yellow fever plagues and massive pit graves,Hear stories of famous duels, ill-fated loves and sad endings to one’s life. Discover how many a person were buried while still alive. You'll even learn of a time when children played here. Warning be careful where you walk; you’re walking on the dead!Duration: 10 minutesStop At: Cathedral of St. John the Baptist222 E Harris St, , Savannah, GeorgiaDiscover one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in America. Every St. Patrick’s Day begins with mass at the Cathedral. Duration: 15 minutesStop At: Hamilton-Turner House330 Abercorn St, , Savannah, GeorgiaDiscover the connection between this home and the book midnight garden of good and evil. Learn the sad story of accidental deaths and murder and the spirits that hot this house till this dayDuration: 15 minutesStop At: Madison SquareLearn about the history of the Seige of Savannah and Sergeant William Jasper and his heroic deeds. Discover what Gen Sherman did while staying at the Green Meldrin House in 1864. Learn about the sad fates of the 3 wives of Francis Sorrell. Hear stories of Suicides, hangings and voodoo all taking place in the Sorrell-Weed House Duration: 10 minutesStop At: The Original Pinkie Masters318 Drayton St, Savannah, GeorgiaDiscover the unique friendship between former President Jimmy Carter and pinkie master the owner and originator of this great dive bar. Pinkys is known as one of the best die bars in America. Every good Savannaian starts St. Patrick’s Day with a bloody Mary in the morning at this bar. Duration: 10 minutesStop At: Chippewa Squareintersection of Bull and McDonough Streets, Savannah, GeorgiaFind out how Savannah became known as the City Built Upon The Dead. Discover how paranormal experiences were created by the frequent fires, murders, suicides and wars that surrounds Savannah's history. Learn of ghosts and of orbs. Hear stories of bodies buried in the wall of a local B&B and of the oldest and one of the most haunted theaters in America. Duration: 15 minutesStop At: Mcdonough's Restaurant & Lounge21 East McDonough Street, Savannah, GA 31401Billy Lee operated this Savannah landmark for 40 years. Since 1850 the buildings has been a bar, restaurant, a grocery store and a hospital for the Southern Army during Civil War: imagine the horrors that took place dying men and blood everywhere. Learn of the Grocer who was very unhappy. Even Billy got scared once he started living in the apartment he built for himself on the 3rd floor. Duration: 15 minutesAdditional Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Trained certified tour guide
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Peyton_P
Great tour! A lot of entertaining stories and it was fun to see around the city. Our guide even gave us some inside scoops that apparently not many people knew about.
Frank
Craig was great … story telling was great! Weather was perfect Savannah is an absolute Jen! Would do again
Awontwon
Craig the tour guide was very personable and knowledgeable about the history of Savannah, was very informative about the city and very intriguing with the ghost lore, the walk was pleasant and even with a walking cast (broken ankle) was quite easy. The bars were nice and affordable and offered non alcoholic options for those that done drink.
Ryan F
The tour guide spent the first 45 minutes of our 90 minute tour standing in the same spot and talking about his “Irish friend”. Finally we moved a block away to a bar, where he again talked about having dinners with his “rich” friends. There was hardly any talk about the history or ghosts . It was just stupid and annoying, so we left and joined another tour and had a great time. I wanted to call and complain to the tour company but the only phone numbers I could find were for this one specific guide, so I think maybe he’s doing this on his own? Would have loved to support a small business just not a worthless one.
607bennettk
This was absolutely disastrous. The tour guide was hammered and we took 30 minutes to listen to obviously made up stories about “his friend Billy”. I was embarrassed to bring my family to this and we contemplated faking sick to not ruin the rest of the night.
I’d like a refund. I could keep going about how atrocious this was but I’ll save my breath.