Travelers will stop outside the Mercer Williams House, one of Savannah's most recognizable mansions and the Monterey Square landmark made famous by Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. The guide will share the true-crime history and eerie reputation that helped make this house one of Savannah's most talked-about stops.

You will stop outside the Hamilton-Turner Inn, a grand Lafayette Square mansion built in 1873 and later made famous by Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. The guide will share the inn's dramatic history, architectural presence, and long-standing reputation as one of Savannah's most memorable haunted landmarks.

You will stop outside the Sorrel Weed House, a striking Madison Square mansion often described as one of Savannah's most haunted homes. The guide will share the house's dark history, its long-running ghost stories, and why this landmark remains one of the city's most unsettling stops after dark.

You will stop outside the Green-Meldrim House, one of the South's finest examples of Gothic Revival architecture and General William T. Sherman's headquarters during the Civil War occupation of Savannah. The guide will share the history and atmosphere of this Madison Square landmark, where beauty, war, power, and Savannah's darker stories all meet.

Throughout the Savannah Historic District, travelers will explore moss-draped squares, shadowed streets, iron gates, historic homes, and atmospheric corners that help give the city its haunted reputation. Stops may vary by evening, allowing the guide to shape the route around the best stories, guest pace, and the mood of the night. Along the way, guests will hear a blend of Savannah history, local legends, true crime, and ghostly tales told in a refined, story-driven style.