Walk Savannah’s haunted history and use a K2 electromagnetic field meter to hunt for activity
90 minutes
Up to 15 people
Guide, K2 EMF meters
Explore Savannah’s Historic District on an evening walking tour that blends local haunted history with a hands-on ghost hunt. Your licensed city guide provides a real K2 electromagnetic field (EMF) meter to use along the route.
Ages 16+ only. No alcohol or animals are allowed. There are no public restrooms along the route, and the walk is about 3,500 steps over mixed urban surfaces; wheelchairs and strollers are not recommended. Tips for your guide are not included—clarify the suggested amount with Greetwell before booking.
All ticket sales are final and non-refundable.
Product ID: 9K36RE
Meet your guide in the southwest corner of Madison Square, at the historic marker “The March to the Sea”, across the street from St. John’s Episcopal Church. The tour starts at 9:00 PM sharp.
If you can’t find on-street parking near Madison Square, parking is available at the Liberty Street Parking Garage on Liberty Street near the Desoto Hotel. It’s about a 5-minute walk to Madison Square.
The tour runs unless a severe weather alert is issued. The final “go/no-go” decision is made by the tour guide on site before the start. If the tour is canceled or a 30-minute rain delay is called, you’ll be notified as soon as possible.
Southwest Corner of Madison Square at Bull and Charlton Street
Savannah's Madison Square is one of those places that tends to stop people in their tracks. Dating back to 1837, it's surrounded by stunning Greek and Gothic Revival architecture, including General Sherman's former command center, the Green Meldrum House, and the striking Saint John's Catholic Church. A statue honoring Revolutionary War hero Sergeant William Jasper anchors the space with real historical weight. The tours here consistently draw praise for weaving together layers of history, from the hauntings and buried Revolutionary War soldiers to the Sherman's March to the Sea connections nearby. Visitors describe the experience as both educational and genuinely atmospheric. The square itself is beautiful enough that some guests have even chosen it as a wedding venue. For travelers who want to understand Savannah beyond its pretty surfaces, this is a strong choice.
Madison Square is a beautiful and peaceful spot in Savannah’s Historic District. The large oak trees, historic buildings, and charming atmosphere make it a lovely place to walk around and enjoy the city’s unique character. Definitely worth a visit!
niki gh
September 10, 2026
Madison Square is a beautiful and peaceful spot in Savannah’s Historic District. The large oak trees, historic buildings, and charming atmosphere make it a lovely place to walk around and enjoy the city’s unique character. Definitely worth a visit!
niki gh
September 10, 2026
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