The Hostess City of the South has always been considered the southern home of hospitality, but the pristine image of Savannah’s charming cobbled streets and shady willow trees is a stark contrast to the dark and ghastly hauntings reported here. Tag along on a Savannah Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl and you’ll find out just how disturbing things get once the city’s haunted happy hour arrives.
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.
After surviving countless epidemics, wars, destructive fires, and more, it’s not a stretch to understand why so many of the historic sites across the city are thought to be hotbeds of paranormal activity, including its wide variety of haunted pubs, breweries, and historic restaurants. You’ll need a drink or three full of liquid courage to hear the tales of terror coming from these eerie establishments.
Savannah’s Haunted History
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 paranormal 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. From breweries and hotels to battlefields and cemeteries, Savannah has a host of haunted spots to choose from.
Pair Ghost Stories With Local Brews
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. There’s no better way to imbibe and enjoy the city’s scary secrets! Our haunted pub tour offers you an opportunity to see the most famous watering holes in Savannah while learning about the quintessential southern city’s unique and debaucherous past.
Learn Savannah’s Spooky Stories
Down a glass in one of Savannah’s oldest bars, built in the early 19th century, to learn about 17hundred90’s resident ghost named Kissy. We’ll also take a stroll by Colonial Park Cemetery which dates back over 250 years! Just don’t be surprised if you hear the ominous sounds of footsteps as we take in the historic graveyard.
Your guide will also fill you in on the many paranormal encounters that occur at the DeSoto Hotel. From unexplainable clock malfunctions to howling in the night, guests have witnessed a number of eerie events.
More than a few have even reported seeing a ghost leaping to his “death” from the roof before disappearing before their eyes. There’s no better way to learn the spooky stories of Savannah!
Check Out The City’s Must-See Spots
From Pinkie Masters, where President Jimmy Carter gave a thank you speech from atop thebar, to the Sixpence Pub, considered one of the city’s friendliest establishments, you’ll experience all of Savannah’s can’t-miss locations.
You’ll even see the famous square where they filmed the bench scene in Forrest Gump and learn about Mrs. Foley, owner of the Foley House Inn that sits in the square, who buried a man who couldn’t take no for an answer in a wall!
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