Whether your stay in Savannah sees you soaking up Southern hospitality or pedaling in search of paranormal activity, this city's oak-lined streets and stately squares are the perfect backdrop for a bike tour.

Founded in 1733 and hailed as America's first planned city, Savannah continues to delight with its rich historic heritage and architectural variety, from Georgian Colonial to Greek Revival buildings. Take a bike tour of the city to visit the most prominent and storied of Savannah’s twenty two squares. These stately public plazas, around which the whole city is organized, are sites of historic battles, cathedrals, and local legends, and continue to host Savannah’s bustling public life today.

A guided tour of the city will also introduce you to various historic buildings that are home to the prestigious Savannah College of Art & Design. The College draws prominent artists as faculty and contributes to Savannah’s rich creative community, attested by the abundance of galleries and workshops you’ll encounter at every turn of the handlebars.

Glide around the city in true Southern comfort on a guided e-bike tour, taking in Forsyth Park with its ostentatious central fountain, and the Savannah River and bustling waterfront neighborhood. Stops on this bicycle tour include historic homes, museums and prominent locations featured in the global bestseller Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. Whether you’re interested in learning about the siege of Savannah during the American Revolutionary War, or the city’s claim as the birthplace of the Girl Scouts, a family-friendly bike tour is the best way to get a taste of this vast and varied heritage.

If you have a penchant for the paranormal, take a ghost hunting bike tour with stops at the Sorrel-Weed House and the city’s oldest inn. You’ll discover the voodoo rituals, historic tragedies, and turbulent history that have earned Savannah the reputation of one of the most haunted cities in America. Whichever side of Savannah you choose to discover, cycling along the broad streets in the dappled light of the Spanish moss-draped oaks will leave you charmed by the elegance of this historic Southern city.