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Savannah: Hop-on Hop-off Old Town Trolley
Cruise around the sun-soaked streets of Georgia's oldest city
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Max group size: 15
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Wheelchair accessible Widely available, but not all buses are equipped with motorized lifts that can accommodate scooters or wheelchairs. Please let the venue know of your arrival 24 hours before
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Live guide: English
Step aboard the Savannah Old Town Trolley and discover the storied past of The Peach State's oldest city. Be whisked from historic locations to the city's most popular modern attractions, while a knowledgeable driver shares amazing stories with a heapin' helpin' of southern charm.
Jump aboard the Old Town Trolley and cruise along mossy oak-lined streets, passing stately Georgian manor houses and Victorian homes in the baking southern sun.
Hop off at any of the conveniently placed stops and explore on foot. Take in the beautifully landscaped lawns and sparkling fountains of Forsyth Park, a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Walk the tranquil banks of River Street, and do a spot of shopping for some Georgian treasures in the many shops at the American Prohibition Museum - the only such museum in the US, where you can enjoy an immersive mixture of historical exhibits and dramatic reenactment. Brew your own hooch, and enjoy a drink in an authentic speakeasy bar.
Peachy!
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