The afterlife is alive and well in Savannah. Experience it for yourself on a Ghosts and Gravestones trolley ride through this grand old Southern city. Tour the streets, passing former battlegrounds, historic cemeteries, and old mansions infiltrated with the supernatural. Make a nighttime stop at legendary River Street, a hot-spot for wandering spirits.
This is a trolley ride rather than a walking tour, which makes it an easy pick for travelers who want to cover a lot of Savannah's haunted ground without spending the evening on their feet. From the trolley you pass former battlegrounds, historic cemeteries, and old mansions said to be touched by the supernatural, with a nighttime stop at River Street, described as a hot-spot for wandering spirits. The seated format suits mixed groups, longer distances, and anyone who would rather ride between the city's dark landmarks than walk them.
Savannah is often called America's most haunted city, and its old district packs pubs, museums, and hotels into the same walls where the stories happened. A trolley lets you take in that breadth in one grand loop, connecting the cemeteries and mansions that give the city its reputation. If you would rather investigate a single site up close on foot or carry paranormal gear, a walking or hunting tour is a different experience; this one favors atmosphere and range from a moving seat. Expect an evening ride with at least one stop out on River Street.
Questions people ask
Is this a walking tour?
No. It is a trolley ride through Savannah, though there is a nighttime stop at River Street, so most of the tour is spent seated as you pass the city's haunted landmarks.
What does the route pass?
The trolley tours the streets past former battlegrounds, historic cemeteries, and old mansions said to be touched by the supernatural, with a stop at legendary River Street.
Is it a good option if I do not want to walk a lot?
Yes. Because it is a trolley tour, it lets you cover a broad sweep of Savannah's haunted sites from a seat rather than on foot, with only the River Street stop off the trolley.
