Savannah 360° Panoramic Historical Tour

Enjoy a Guided 360° Panoramic Tour of Historic Savannah from the comfort of our convertible Mercedes Sprinter. Whether the roof is opened or closed, you’ll enjoy a full view of the city’s beauty from side to side and above. The 360° view is amazing to drive by the many Church Steeples and under live oaks to experience the unobstructed sights of Historic Savannah. The adventure tells the colorful uninterrupted story of the city’s past. The route examines the city Squares and shares stories of the colorful characters that have made the city so inviting to visitors from all over the world. James Oglethorpe, Johnny Mercer, Juliette Low, Tomochichi and many others have left their footprint around the squares of Savannah. Mansions and churches, parks and monuments, City Market and River Street will all be viewed comfortably from the bucket seats of the Mercedes panoramic touring coach. Savannah’s Starland District is also included in this tour.

Meeting Point

223 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

223 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Savannah, GA 31401, USA

Our guide will be at the Gray Line Savannah's Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. office.

What's included:

• Hear stories of figures from Savannah's history including James Oglethorpe and Johnny Mercer
• Pass by top areas such as City Market, Historic River Street, and Starland District
• Route passes by Savannah's famous squares, churches, monuments, and mansions
• 90-Minute Narrated History Tour of Savannah
• 360 degree panoramic views of Savannah and sites from open-top convertible luxury Mercedes sprinter

Not included:

• Parking (paid parking available at Savannah Visitors Center)

What to expect:

Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes

City Market

219 W Bryan S, , Savannah, 31401, Georgia

Mansions and churches, parks and monuments, City Market and River Street will all be viewed comfortably from the bucket seats of the Mercedes panoramic touring coach.

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Historic River Street

River St., , Savannah, 31401, Georgia

River Street will be viewed comfortably from the bucket seats of the Mercedes panoramic touring coach.

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Savannah Historic District

301 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Savannah, 31401-4217, Georgia

Whether the roof is opened or closed, enjoy a full panoramic view of the city’s beauty from side to side and above. The 360° view is amazing to drive by the many Church Steeples and under live oaks to experience the unobstructed sights of Historic Savannah. Savannah’s Historic District encompasses more than 20 city squares laid out in a distinctive grid pattern by General James E. Oglethorpe, founder of the British Colony of Georgia in 1733. The 90 minute adventure starts from your Historic District Hotel or the city’s Visitors Center located at 301 Martin Luther King Blvd and tells the colorful uninterrupted story of the city’s past. The route examines the city Squares and shares stories of the colorful characters that have made the city so Lar the world. James Oglethorpe, Johnny Mercer, Juliette Low, Tomochichi and many others have left their footprint around the squares of Savannah.

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Colonial Park Cemetery

200 Abercorn St, , Savannah, 31401, Georgia

Pass by Colonial Park Cemetery

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Chippewa Square

intersection of Bull and McDonough Streets, Savannah, 31401-3923, Georgia

Chippewa Square is named for an event on the northern border with Canada. In the Battle of Chippewa, in 1814, American forces emerged victorious over the British near Niagara Falls, and when Chippewa Square was built in 1815.

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Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

222 E Harris St, , Savannah, 31401-4616, Georgia

The Cathedral of St John the Baptist, a Roman Catholic establishment, is the mother church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Savannah.

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Andrew Low House

329 Abercorn St, Savannah, 31401-4634, Georgia

Historic home located on Lafayette Square

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Forsyth Park

Savannah, 31401, Georgia

Forsyth Park, in the middle of historical downtown Savannah, has been a key city landmark since the mid-1800s.

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