SavannahOutdoor Escape Game & Treasure Hunt
Southern belle of enchanting squares
Savannah, founded in 1733 by James Oglethorpe, now boasts one of America's largest historic districts with its 24 verdant squares and preserved antebellum mansions. What to do in Savannah? Explore this Georgian gem through our outdoor escape game, a captivating scavenger hunt leading from Forsyth Park to the wrought-iron balconies of Bull Street, passing through the mysterious Bonaventure Cemetery. This urban treasure hunt reveals the secrets hidden behind Victorian facades, the ghost legends haunting cobblestone alleys, and the tumultuous history of this former colonial capital. An unusual activity that transforms your stroll into an immersive historical investigation. Discover below our trail through Savannah's enchanting squares.
Savannah — Sherman's Hidden March Secrets
Decipher Sherman's secret orders from his March to the Sea. Uncover coded messages hidden among Savannah's monuments that reveal the true target of his devastating campaign.
Savannah Historic District — Oglethorpe's Hidden Code
Decipher the secret code embedded in Oglethorpe's perfect grid. Uncover why his 'Streets of Reason' conceal a Masonic conspiracy threatening Savannah's founding legacy.
Lieux emblématiques de Savannah
Monuments et sites couverts par nos escape games dans la ville.
Unusual things to do in Savannah
Among the unusual things to do in Savannah, our outdoor puzzle trail immerses you in the mysterious soul of this haunted city. Explore secret passages between squares, decipher masonic symbols carved on Monterey Square monuments, or follow smugglers' traces through underground tunnels in the Factors district. The riddles reveal what standard ghost tours miss: the hidden history behind every wrought-iron balcony, forgotten legends of Victorian cemeteries. The perfect original outing in Savannah that blends historical investigation with Gothic thrills, far from the usual tourist paths.
Things to do in Savannah with kids
What to do with the family in Savannah? Our outdoor escape game is suitable from age 8 and turns exploring the historic district into a captivating adventure for all ages. Kids love hunting for clues hidden in shaded squares, teens get excited about puzzles tied to local legends, while parents enjoy immersion in Southern American history. The GPS-guided trail avoids traffic and winds through peaceful parks and pedestrian alleys. A kids' activity that beats traditional museums and offers a memorable teen outing in one of America's most beautiful historic cities.
Savannah for couples
Savannah for couples is savored in its romantic squares bordered by centuries-old oaks draped in Spanish moss, hidden terraces overlooking the Savannah River, and secret gardens of the Victorian district. Our outdoor trail, perfect for a couples outing or romantic getaway, guides you through 2 hours of intimate strolling between wrought-iron lace balconies and murmuring fountains. The unexpected romantic activity: decoding a historic tombstone inscription together, getting lost in Forsyth Park's winding paths, then ending with cocktails on River Street. An original way to discover Savannah away from tourist crowds.
What to do in Savannah when it rains
What to do in Savannah when it rains? Our outdoor escape game stays playable in light rain: 70% of the trail winds under the protective canopies of Forsyth Park's giant oaks, the covered galleries of River Street, and the sheltered porches of Bull Street's historic mansions. When cobblestones glisten and Spanish moss drips, Savannah reveals its most authentic Gothic atmosphere. A wet-weather activity that unveils the city's mysterious charm, when tourists retreat to cafes and you have the squares to yourself.
Where is Savannah ?
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Frequently asked questions
How much does an outdoor escape game in Savannah cost?
Our outdoor escape game in Savannah costs €12 per team (1 phone). For larger groups on the same trail, budget €19 for 2 phones and €25 for 3. The price stays fixed regardless of group size, making it a very economical activity to discover the historic city.
Is the Savannah escape game suitable for children?
Yes, our Savannah trail is suitable from age 8. The puzzles blend visual observation with American history trivia, perfect for family discovery. Kids love hunting for clues in the verdant squares while teens get excited about ghost legends. The GPS guides step-by-step through the safe streets of the historic district.
How long does the outdoor escape game in Savannah last?
Expect about 2 hours to complete the Savannah trail, depending on your walking pace and time spent solving each puzzle. Since the game is self-guided, you can pause to admire architecture, take photos in the squares, or stop at a historic cafe without time constraints.
Do I need to book in advance to play in Savannah?
Online booking isn't mandatory but highly recommended, especially in spring (March-May) when Savannah attracts many visitors for its blooming azaleas. You receive your activation code immediately by email, usable whenever you want with no expiry date.
What else to see in Savannah beyond the escape game?
Savannah boasts three must-sees: Forsyth Park with its iconic fountain and 30 acres of green space, the historic district with its 24 squares preserved since colonial times, and River Street with its cotton warehouses turned shops and restaurants. Bonaventure Cemetery, made famous by 'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil,' is also worth visiting. Our trail naturally incorporates these iconic locations.
When is the best time to visit Savannah?
Spring (March-May) is magical with azaleas and dogwoods blooming in every square, but it's also the busiest period. Fall (October-November) offers ideal temperatures and fewer crowds. Summer can be hot and humid, but the centuries-old oaks provide welcome shade. Winter stays mild and perfect for outdoor activities, with the advantage of having the city almost to yourself.
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