Savannah's Silver Screen: Half-Day Hollywood Film Tour
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Overview
Half-Day Hollywood In The South Film Locations in Savannah offers a peek into Georgia's booming film industry. See famous spots where movies and TV shows came to life on this 3-hour tour. It's perfect for movie fans who want to see Savannah in a new light.
Guests will explore Chippewa Square, where Forrest Gump shared his stories. They will also visit Monterey Square, known for its beautiful architecture and movie appearances. The tour goes through River Street, the Savannah Historic District, and Broughton Street, each with its own unique charm and film connections. A stop at the Six Pence Pub and Hutchinson Island add to the adventure. This car tour provides private transportation and bottled water.
The tour does not include gratuities or lunch, allowing guests to explore local eateries afterward. This experience offers a fascinating look at Savannah's role in the film industry.
Highlights
See Film Locations: Visit famous spots where movies and TV shows were filmed in Savannah.
Private Transportation: Travel comfortably in a private vehicle.
Expert Guide: Learn about Savannah's film history from a knowledgeable guide.
Iconic Landmarks: Explore Chippewa Square, River Street, and more.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers enjoyed the tour. They highlighted the knowledgeable guides and exciting filming locations, but some wished for more time at each stop.

Customers loved seeing the filming locations from their favorite movies and TV shows.
Many reviewers mentioned that their tour guide was very knowledgeable and passionate about the topic.
Several people enjoyed the convenience of the transportation provided.
Guests highlighted that the tour provided a fresh new perspective of the city.
Some reviewers wished for more time at each location.
Few reviewers mentioned that some locations were difficult to recognize without visual aids.
The Journey
Chippewa Square
Step into cinematic history at Chippewa Square, forever immortalized as the location of the bus bench where Forrest Gump shared his life story. While the original bench is now housed in the Savannah History Museum, the square retains its tranquil beauty, with moss-draped oaks and the impressive James Oglethorpe Monument. Visit this iconic spot to reflect on the enduring power of storytelling and capture your own slice of Hollywood magic amidst Savannah's historic charm.
Monterey Square
Delve into mystery and intrigue at Monterey Square, home to the Mercer Williams House Museum, famously known as the Jim Williams Mansion from 'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.' Explore the scene of a notorious crime, surrounded by the square's serene beauty and ornate architecture. Take a guided tour to uncover the secrets and scandals that captivated the nation and experience the unique atmosphere that makes this square a must-see for fans of the book and film.
River Street
Roll the dice on excitement at River Street, partially inspired by the Big Muddy Casino from Season 3 of 'Ozark.' While the fictional casino may not exist, River Street offers its own kind of gamble with an energetic atmosphere and the scenic waterfront. Explore the historic cobblestone streets lined with shops, restaurants, and bars, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling Savannah landmark. Enjoy a night out on the town, or a relaxing stroll along the river.
Savannah Historic District
Experience the enchantment of Savannah's Historic District, a location that served as the inspiration for the Darling's Home from Lady and the Tramp and the backdrop for the streets and squares of 1930s New Orleans. Wander through meticulously preserved streets and squares, admire the architecture, and soak in the atmosphere that transports you back in time. With its architectural beauty and rich history, the Historic District offers visitors a trip back in time to a land of enchantment, a place where fairy tales come to life.
Broughton Street
Dive into the whimsical world of Bikini Bottom on Broughton Street, which served as inspiration for the vibrant streets where Spongebob Square Pants roamed the town of Salty Shoals. Wander through the shops and art galleries, and imagine the cartoon characters having an adventure along this very street. Experience the energy and culture of Broughton Street, a place of inspiration for generations.
Six Pence Pub
Raise a glass at the Six Pence Pub, the very spot where Grace, in 'Something to Talk About', witnessed Eddie with another woman. While the movie magic may have been filmed here, the pub offers a charming atmosphere and hearty fare. Come here to unwind, savor a taste of history, and imagine yourself in the midst of a romantic drama. Settle in, order a pint, and be transported into the world of a classic romance film.
Hutchinson Island
Feel the adrenaline rush at Hutchinson Island, the locale transformed into the iconic 1966 Le Mans France Race course for 'Ford vs Ferrari'. While not a permanent racetrack, the island's open spaces and industrial backdrop perfectly captured the spirit of the legendary race. Visit this area to experience the location of the thrilling competition and let your imagination run wild. Hutchinson Island offers visitors a view of the past, present, and future.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes private transportation and bottled water to keep cool. Gratuities and lunch are not included in the tour price. The tour includes convenient pickup and drop-off locations within the Savannah area to ensure a hassle-free experience.
Hot Tip
Many guests recommend doing some research on the movies and TV shows filmed in Savannah before the tour. This can help spot the filming locations more easily. Also, wear comfortable shoes for the tour.