Savannah Slavery, Cotton and Freedom Walking Tour

Explore Savannah’s complex past on a self-guided walk through the stories of slavery, cotton, and freedom. The Savannah Slavery, Cotton and Freedom Walking Tour covers 1.5 miles of downtown, connecting landmarks including the African-American Monument, Savannah Cotton Exchange, and Owens-Thomas House. Along the way, hear about the enslaved people whose labor built the city, their struggles, and the cultural legacy they left behind.

Start at Morrell Park and finish at Oglethorpe Square, listening to professional narration through the app as hands-free audio plays while you walk. Set your own pace, pause to explore nearby shops or museums, and return to the tour whenever you like; access never expires. This outdoor experience has no human guide or attraction admission, so you can focus on the route and its stories. Choose the Savannah Slavery, Cotton and Freedom Walking Tour for a thoughtful way to encounter the history behind the city’s streets, then begin whenever you’re ready.