Take a thrilling journey through the grisliest crimes ever committed in Savannah. Hear it all on a guided walking tour to some of the most famous pubs in the city, from stories of destined-to-death lovers to homicidal partners.

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Duration 2 hours: Check availability to see starting times.
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Live tour guide: English
Wheelchair accessible

Highlights

Discover locations where the most grisly crimes in Savannah's history took place
Visit some of Savannah's most popular bars and hotspots
Explore city like a local, with a local

Full description

Embark on an informative true crime pub crawl through Savannah with stops at popular historic watering holes. Learn more about the darker side of the city with an expert local guide.

Begin your tour at the base of the "Stairs of Death" at Dub’s, A Public House. Hear the story of Savannah's axe murderer, infamous serial killer Samuel Little. Discover the tragic story of the Mercer-Williams house and find out more about the crimes that shocked the city throughout the centuries.

Depending on the day, visit some of the most popular hangouts in the city including Pour Larry’s, PS Tavern, Churchill’s, Tondee’s Tavern, The Olde Pink House, or Abe’s on Lincoln.

Includes

Guide

Drinks
Tips

Not suitable for

People under 21 years

Meeting point

Meet at Dub's, A Public House. Meet your guide at the base of the "Stairs of Death."

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What to bring

Passport or ID card
Driver's license
Comfortable shoes
Cash

Not allowed

Video recording

Know before you go

This tour will take place rain or shine

Customer reviews

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4.3 /5

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June 26, 2022

Kat and Tim were fabulous story tellers and very friendly. The tour allowed us to experience areas of Savannah we hadn’t explored!

April 5, 2022

Meh. Tour guide stated they had ADHD to start the tour. Not sure that’s the best way to get started. Tour guide had the opportunity to tell a straight forward, interesting true crime story; instead they opted to interject that members of the store were hopefully in a “lesbian commune painting art”. Stick to the facts of the case. These tours always come down to the tour guide. It takes a lot of guts to publicly speak in front of strangers, so credit to the tour guide, but this specific tour was lacking. Do a trolley tour.

April 2, 2022

Savannah: True Crime Pub Crawl

Savannah: True Crime Pub Crawl

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