Savannah Photography Tour led by a Local Photographer

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2 hours (approx.)
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Overview

This journey immerses you in the very heart of Savannah, where you'll be enveloped by its historic architecture, verdant landscapes, and the enchanting atmosphere of its charming squares. As you meander along this route, you'll develop a profound understanding of the city's illustrious past and vibrant cultural heritage. We hope you also develop an enthusiasm for understanding the connection between the old and the new in the city. Discover the enchanting southern allure of Savannah through the lens of a local photographer! Our journey begins at the iconic Wright Square, where we'll guide you through hidden gems like local parks and squares. Immerse yourself in the picturesque scenery, capturing the timeless beauty of Spanish moss, the charming houses along Jone's Street, and the serene corners known only to the locals. Let us transform your memories into stunning snapshots that encapsulate the unique and tranquil essence of Savannah's hidden treasures.

What's Included

Professional LOCAL photographer guide
All fees and/or taxes

Please bring your own DSLR / Mirrorless camera or smartphone

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

We meet at Write Square in Savannah Georgia, near the CVS. William Gordon Monument is in the center and we will meet on the State Street side of the monument.

End point

Oglethorpe Square is two blocks west of the starting.

What To Expect

Chippewa Square

Forrest Gump's famous bus bench Named for the Battle of Chippewa.

Madison Square

See the William Jasper Monument

Lafayette Square

The Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist of the outside.

Troupe Square

Troup Square features green spaces, walking paths, and a central monument. In the case of Troup Square, the central monument is a bronze statue of John Wesley, the founder of Methodism. The square is surrounded by historic homes and is a popular spot for both locals and visitors to enjoy the charming atmosphere of Savannah.

Greene Square

Greene square was named to honor General Nathanael Greene, second in command to George Washington in the American Revolution. Also on this square is the 1801 wooden building that was the Savannah Female Orphan Asylum.

Columbia Square

The John Dorsett House is next to Columbia square and is the smallest house in Savannah. There is a nice fountain in the center of the park.

Oglethorpe Square

Georgia founder General James Oglethorpe, although his statue is located in Chippewa Square, to the southwest. The Owens-Thomas house is located on the square. This most important and architecturally significant house was begun in 1816 and completed in 1819.

Crawford Square

It was designed in 1841 and named in honor of William Harris Crawford, a previous state governor and senator.

Wright Square

Wright Square features a monument honoring William Washington Gordon, a prominent Savannah businessman and the founder of the Central of Georgia Railway. The square is surrounded by historic buildings and is a popular destination for tourists exploring the rich history and architecture of Savannah. Additionally, it serves as a peaceful green space in the heart of the city.