
Savannah Walking Tour: City Hall to Forsyth Park
Walk from the river bluff through Savannah’s ordered squares, where grand houses hold stories of civic ambition, art and unequal lives.
The garden squares of Savannah, Rainbow Row, the Garden District's mansions, Central Park in the morning: give her a walk, and the stories that go with it.
One tour, or the Stories Pass for every tour for a year.
Send it now, or on the morning you choose: birthdays and Christmas included.
It opens in their phone's browser. The app plays each stop as they arrive.

Walk from the river bluff through Savannah’s ordered squares, where grand houses hold stories of civic ambition, art and unequal lives.

Walk from Charleston’s old market to the Battery, past pastel houses, churches and grand residences.

Walk among the grand houses built as Americans made a city uptown from Creole New Orleans.

Walk from the college to the Capitol through the heart of Virginia’s colonial capital.

Follow the paths, bridges and terraces of Olmsted and Vaux’s Greensward plan, from the Pond to Belvedere Castle.

Walk from a Maybeck clubhouse built by determined women to the redwood grove where the town's first sawmill once stood.

Walk from the waterfront heart of Old Town to the island’s famous painted buoy.

Walk from the Common to Copp's Hill and meet the merchants, preachers, printers and craftsmen who talked a colony into rebellion.

Walk from the creek where a British spy was captured to the graves that give Sleepy Hollow its name.

Walk from a slave-trading office to the waterfront through George Washington’s hometown port.

Walk from the meeting of two rivers through a town shaped by industry, rebellion and war.

Walk from the market overlooking Elliott Bay to the neighborhood where Seattle rebuilt itself after disaster.
Every tour, everywhere, for 12 months from the day it arrives, including the new ones we add. It simply ends after a year: nothing renews.
No group to keep up with: she walks when she likes and pauses whenever she wants.
One walk covers up to 4 phones, so it can be a day out with her.
One button in the email and it plays in her phone's browser. No app needed.
A day out she can take when it suits her: a self-guided walk through Savannah, Charleston, Colonial Williamsburg or Central Park, told stop by stop, with your note in the email.
By email. Pick a tour (or the Stories Pass), type their email, add a note if you like and choose the day. We send them a gift email with an Open your gift button and a code; you get the receipt and the same code, in case you would rather hand it over yourself.
Yes. Choose "On a date" and it arrives that morning at 8 a.m. your time, birthdays and Christmas morning included. Choose "Now" and it lands in their inbox within a few minutes.
No. Every tour plays in the phone's browser: open the gift and tap play at the first stop. The free Stories app adds GPS auto-play, so each story starts by itself when they arrive, and it works offline. They sign in with the email the gift went to and it's already in their library.
Yes. One walk covers a group on up to 4 phones, and a drive covers the whole car.
Give the Stories Pass: every tour, everywhere, for 12 months from the day it arrives, including the new ones we add. A tour is also a good way to plan a trip: the first stop of every tour is free to try at home.
Yes. If it doesn't work out, email support@getstories.app within 7 days and we'll refund you.