
Explore an 1838 Greek Revival mansion with antiques and rich Savannah history
45 minutes
Step inside a grand 1838 Greek Revival mansion to explore architecture, history, and period furnishings. This guided tour focuses on the home’s heritage and design and does not include ghost content.
Pet friendly. No restrooms available; arrive 5–10 minutes early for check-in. Photos allowed; no food or drink; the property is not temperature controlled.
Cancel or reschedule at least 2 hours before the event start time. Tickets purchased within 2 hours of the start are nonrefundable. No refunds or changes within 2 hours of the event.
No. You cannot bring food or drinks inside.
No. Restrooms are not currently available on site, so plan to use a restroom before you arrive.
Dress for an indoor space that is not temperature controlled. Wear comfortable shoes, and remove loose or dangly items (like earrings, necklaces, and keys) and store them safely.
6 W Harris St Savannah GA 31401
Standing at the corner of Madison Square, the Sorrel-Weed House draws you in with its columned facade and the quiet weight of nearly two centuries of history. Inside the Sorrel-Weed House, gaslit atmosphere gives way to stories of the families, enslaved people, and tragedies that shaped this Savannah landmark. Every room holds a detail that rewards close attention.
Savannah's Sorrel-Weed House draws consistently strong praise for its blend of genuine history and ghost tour thrills. Guides like Nora, Michael, Bridget, Luna, and Amber come up repeatedly in reviews for being knowledgeable, engaging, and good at reading the group, whether that means sharing rich historical context about the Sorrel family or giving visitors space to explore the dimmed rooms on their own. The house itself is a standout, with beautifully preserved architecture, original furniture, and an atmosphere that feels authentically lived-in rather than staged. Ghost tour guests report everything from equipment picking up activity to shadow figures, though plenty of visitors without paranormal encounters still leave satisfied. Day tours focusing on history and architecture are available for those less interested in the supernatural angle. Booking can occasionally be a friction point, with the online system sometimes showing limited availability, so planning ahead or calling in advance is worth the effort. The rare poor experience seems tied to individual guide inconsistency rather than anything systemic. For most visitors, this is a highlight of any Savannah trip.
Experienced paranormal activity through equipment and saw a shadow figure. 10 out of 10 experience
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May 22, 2026
Experienced paranormal activity through equipment and saw a shadow figure. 10 out of 10 experience
lloyd18307 good eats
May 22, 2026