Join us on a Savannah Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl to find out just how disturbing things get once the city’s haunted happy hour arrives.
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Savannah Terrors Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl
Savannah is the oldest city in Georgia and believed by many people to be the most haunted city in the United States and you’ll have little doubt after a night out at its oldest, oddest, and most haunted drinking hotspots.
Crawl Meeting Location: The 17Hundred90 Inn and Restaurant at 307 E President St
Starting Time: 6 PM
Adults-Only Pub Crawl: You must be 21 or over. ID required.
Pet Policy: Pets are not permitted on the pub crawl.
Alcohol Policy: You may carry drinks between bars.
Savannah, Georgia is one of the South’s oldest cities, home to beautiful Antebellum architecture and historic battle sites — as well as a host of otherworldly hotspots. From the Revolutionary War to the yellow fever epidemic, Savannah is a city that has experienced a multitude of hardships since its founding in 1733. Many believe these dark events have left a permanent stain on Savannah, manifesting as oftentimes violent hauntings and frequent paranormal activity.
Join our local guides in the Hostess City of the South as they show you the coolest bars while revealing the horrifying stories of Savannah’s past.
17Hundred90.
The 17Hundred90 is one of Savannah’s oldest establishments, making it easy to see why it’s also one of the most popular for ghostly activity. There are numerous spirits that inhabit the building, but one has become more prominent than the rest. Kissy is believed to be a former worker from the building’s days as a residence, and it’s thought she never left her post. Staff and patrons alike have stories for days; grab a solo cup martini and get ready to join them.
Six Pence Pub
Known as the most “authentic English Pub in Georgia,” Six Pence Pub offers a true experience from across the pond thanks to its original owners, former London residents Wally and Doris Sixpence. It also offers authentic haunts, including bursting light bulbs, pots and pans being thrown around, and chairs sliding on their own. Is it the original owners still laying claim to their former pub? Enjoy an authentic U.K. pint and find out with Savannah Terrors.
Moon River Brewing
Built in 1821, the Moon River Brewing Company initially operated as the City Hotel, a high-end hotel that catered to the rich and famous. Shortly after catering to the nation’s elite, it closed and reopened as a hospital that housed victims of the Yellow Fever Epidemic. The spirits of untimely death have attracted ghost hunters from around the nation. And their savory craft beer attracts beer connoisseurs from all walks of life, including the afterlife.
