Old Town Trolley Historic Homes Package

SAFETY IS OUR #1 PRIORITY: In order to assure you, our valued guests, have the safest and most comfortable sightseeing experience, Old Town Trolley Tours has implemented a number of new disinfecting and safety measures including: Daily deep disinfecting procedures for our vehicles and facilities; Additional throughout the day disinfecting on high volume touch points; Facial coverings are mandatory while on tour and are available for purchase. Sanitizing solution dispensers on every vehicle and at our sales locations. While all guests must wear a mask, as the current Georgia order expanded the prohibited “gathering” size to 50 or more, and our vehicle capacity is 36, guests no longer have to be spaced 6’ apart while riding the tour. Guests are encouraged to maintain enhanced distancing whenever possible and all of our other disinfecting and preventative protocols remain in place.

All aboard the Old Town Trolley Historic Homes Package tour!!

Old Town Trolley Pass:
Experience over 270 years of history as Old Town Trolley tour conductors relate the fascinating stories, sights and landmarks of Georgia's First City! Join them as they turn back the pages of time and relive the rich legacy of a charming and alluring southern town.

Tour at your own pace! Old Town Trolley Tour allows you to get off at any of the 15 convenient stops situated close to popular Savannah attractions, shops and restaurants. When you're ready, just re-board and it's on with the tour. Trolleys depart from all stops at least every 20-minutes.

The American Prohibition Museum:
Located in Savannah's City Market, it is the first and only one of it's kind in the United States. While here, guests will have the opportunity to experience life in America through the earliest rumblings of Temperance through the unintended consequences that the 13 years of Prohibition caused.

Andrew Low House:
Built in 1848 for Andrew Low, a wealthy cotton merchant from Scotland, The Andrew Low House is a classic and elegant Savannah mansion. Facing Lafayette Square, its stucco and brick design meshes beautifully with the rich history of the area. Guests can tour the house to see many 19th century antiques, silver pieces and ornamental ironwork. Knowledgeable guides give visitors a wonderful overview of the people and events that had their place in history in the home.

Davenport House Museum:
The 1820 Federal-style dwelling was built by upwardly mobile artisan Isaiah Davenport and his crew for his growing household, which included his wife, children and slaves. It was his family home until his death in 1827 when his wife, Sarah Clark Davenport, converted it into a boarding house. She lived in the residence on Columbia Square until 1840 when she sold it to the Baynard family of South Carolina. The house remained in their hands for the next 109 years.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn Savannah's history in an entertaining ride through ride thorough time. Get your eTickets now for the Old Town Trolley Historic Homes Package Tour!