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With an eclectic array of shops, restaurants, museums, and monuments spread across the Historic District, the best way to explore downtown Savannah is on foot. Whether you plan a route ahead of time or just wander aimlessly, a leisurely stroll will always result in unique discoveries. If your feet start to ache, flag down a pedi
With an eclectic array of shops, restaurants, museums, and monuments spread across the Historic District, the best way to explore downtown Savannah is on foot. Whether you plan a route ahead of time or just wander aimlessly, a leisurely stroll will always result in uniq
With an eclectic array of shops, restaurants, museums, and monuments spread across the Historic District, the best way t
With an eclectic array of shops, restaurants, museums, and monuments spread across the Historic District, the best way to explore downtown Savannah is on foot. Whether you plan a route ahead of time or just wander aimlessly, a leisurely stroll will always result in unique discoveries. If your feet start to ache, flag down a pedicab driver—these people-powered vehicles are a great way to get around, and the drivers usually tell a good story or two.
The largest of Savannah's municipal cemeteries, Bonaventure spreads over 160 acres and sits on a bluff above the Wilmington River. Once a plantation...Read More
Converted from a public square to a parking garage in the 1970s, Ellis Square has been restored in recent years and is once again one of Savannah...Read More
The heart of the city's outdoor life, Forsyth Park hosts a number of popular cultural events, including film screenings, sports matches, and...Read More
Named for Casimir Pulaski, a Polish count and Revolutionary War hero, this must-see sight for Civil War buffs was designed by Napoléon's military...Read More
This contemporary building is one of a kind among the characteristic 18th- and 19th-century architecture of historic Savannah. The modern art...Read More
Designed by William Jay, the Owens-Thomas House is widely considered to be one of the finest examples of English Regency architecture in America...Read More
Adhering to the principle of learning through doing, the Savannah Children's Museum has open green spaces with several stations geared for sensory...Read More
This architectural marvel rose from the ruins of the oldest surviving railroad building in the United States. Appropriately, the architect chosen...Read More
This exuberant Greek revival mansion was the home of William Scarborough, a wealthy early-19th-century merchant and one of the principal owners...Read More
The oldest public art museum in the Southeast was designed by William Jay in 1819 for Alexander Telfair. Within its marble rooms are a variety...Read More
In the heart of City Market, America's only museum dedicated to the Prohibition era shares history from 1907 to 1933. In the 6,000 square feet...Read More
Built on the site of the city jail, this residence was constructed in 1848 for Andrew Low, a native of Scotland and one of Savannah's merchant...Read More
Works by African American artists from the Savannah area and around the country are on display in this building, which once housed the first...Read More
Historic District | Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Soaring over the city, this French Gothic–style cathedral, with pointed arches and free-flowing traceries, is the seat of the Catholic diocese...Read More
After making a name for himself at the Mansion on Forsyth Park, Chef Darin created his own cooking school in 2015 with hands-on classes for...Read More
Anchoring this square is Daniel Chester French's imposing bronze statue of General James Edward Oglethorpe, founder of both the city of Savannah...Read More
Historic District | Religious Building/Site/Shrine
This was the first church—then Anglican—established in the Georgia colony in 1733. It is often called the "Mother Church of Georgia." Located...Read More
Built in 1906 on the site of the Old City Exchange, this imposing structure is now home to the city council. Its landmark tower clock and bells...Read More
Although the 1870s City Market was razed years ago, its atmosphere and character are still evident. Adjacent to Ellis Square, the area is a...Read More
In 1890, Mrs. Herman B. Miller planted three clumps of Japanese timber bamboo near her farmhouse 15 miles south of Savannah. As the bamboo took...Read More
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