Top Georgia Architecture Tours

Step inside the Davenport House Museum, the home that launched Savannah’s preservation movement, and explore one of the city’s most significant historic sites. Visitors move through beautifully restored Federal-style rooms while learning about the Davenport family, the architecture of the home, and the broader urban landscape of a growing port city. Tours also share the experiences of the enslaved individuals who lived and labored on the property, using archaeological findings and archival records to present a fuller, more comprehensive story of the site. - Guided tours last about 70 minutes and are limited to 15 participants for an intimate experience. - Self-guided tours available only on Saturdays, with flexible entry times from 10 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. - Tours begin in the Historic Kennedy Pharmacy with nearby parking options. - Admission discounts available for students, seniors, and military members.

Explore Savannah’s pirate history with this outdoor escape game focused on Savannah’s haunted history. This hybrid outdoor adventure is inspired by both treasure hunts and escape rooms and will take you around to different sites around Savannah, including River Street, the Old Harbor Light, the Old Cotton Exchange, and more. At each stop you’ll receive a clue. Solve the challenge and unlock the next part of the story, and directions to the next stop.

Stroll the historic district of Savannah and learn how and why the city was established on this private self-guided walking tour. Starting at Wright Square, explore a former battleground, see where Forrest Gump sat with the box of chocolates, learn about Savannah’s haunted history, and more. The app works offline and the audio plays automatically using your smartphone’s GPS, making for a seamless way to explore.

Discover the southern city of Savannah— dubbed the “Hostess City”— with this self-guided audio walking tour. Roam through squares and soak up the city’s southern charm while learning about its history and why some buildings are painted blue. The tour lasts 90 minutes but you have the ability to pause and start as you want, setting your own pace to explore. Or, use the virtual option to explore from home.

Explore Savannah from Chippewa Square to Forsyth Park at your own pace with this flexible, self-guided audio tour. See sights like the Savannah Theatre, Colonial Park Cemetery, Girl Scout First Headquarter, and more. Includes convenient turn-by-turn directions and maps, and automatic GPS playback, all of which can be used offline.

Explore Savannah from the seat of a vintage Citroën with this private tour. Get picked up at the location of your choice and maximize time in Savannah with a tour that is personalized to your interests. Learn about the architecture and history of Savannah and see top landmarks including Forsyth Park, the Colonial Park Cemetery, and the Mercer Williams House Museum. See the Savannah historic district in style.

Discover the heart of Atlanta through its most iconic landmarks, from the gold-domed State Capitol to historic Underground Atlanta and the vibrant Fairlie-Poplar District. Optional: see Centennial Olympic Park, World of Coca-Cola & Civil Rights Center. Choose any of these fantastic options: 2-hour: Downtown Highlights Visit Downtown Atlanta to see the Georgia State Capitol, Underground Atlanta, the Healey Building, and Fairlie-Poplar. Discover local stories and historic sights. 3-hour: Downtown Highlights, World of Coco-Cola & More Visit Downtown Atlanta and see the Capitol, Olympic Park, World of Coca-Cola, and Civil Rights Center. Explore history from politics to pop culture. This private walking tour through Downtown Atlanta reveals the city’s charm and complexity. With a Licensed Private Guide from Rosotravel, enjoy a personalized experience full of local stories, hidden gems, and iconic sights. No groups, no rush—just a genuine connection to the heart of the city.

Discover Savannah’s Historic District on a self-guided walking tour that showcases stunning architecture and rich history. Stroll through oak-lined squares and brick lanes, immersing yourself in the city’s unique 18th-century layout. This tour reveals the stories behind Savannah's beautiful homes and public spaces, highlighting their roles in the colony's history, the cotton era, and ongoing preservation efforts. Enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace while uncovering new perspectives on familiar sights and experience how art, community, and history intertwine in this atmospheric city. — Self-guided tour allows for a flexible pace — Explore Savannah's historic architecture and design — Uncover stories of resilience and change throughout history — Discover lesser-known perspectives on iconic landmarks

See the best of Savannah in one time-saving tour—and enjoy a more personal sightseeing experience—on this small-group walking tour. Take in the highlights of the city, from the Armstrong-Kessler Mansion and Forsyth Park to Madison Square, as well as hidden gems that visitors may ordinarily overlook. As your guide shares stories from Savannah’s past, you’ll get a deep dive into the history of specific squares and buildings.

This tour was uniquely developed by an owner who moved to Savannah in the fall of 2000 to study architecture, finished school, and never left. Having written his master's thesis on this beautiful city, he loves sharing his insider expertise with you. Throughout the journey, you will explore fascinating examples and discussions of different architectural styles and the architects who built Savannah's grand-scale buildings from the mid-1800s to the mid-1900s. Alongside the architecture, you will dive into what was happening in American culture at the time, uncovering historic burials, an all-but-forgotten cemetery, statues, and monuments that paint a vivid picture of historic Savannah.

Go beyond standard sightseeing with this guided architecture tour that highlights the architects who shaped Savannah’s historic district. Learn about William Jay, considered the father of the city’s architecture, John Norris, William Gibbons Preston, and others. Pass by overlooked sites and visit popular locations like the Mercer Williams House Museum, with a small group capped at ten for a personal experience.