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1. Bonaventure Cemetery
Thunderbolt | CemeteryThe 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
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2. Ellis Square
Historic District | Plaza/Square/PiazzaConverted 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
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3. Forsyth Park
Historic District | Park/PlaygroundThe heart of the city's outdoor life, Forsyth Park hosts a number of popular cultural events, including film screenings, sports matches, and...Read More
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4. Fort Pulaski National Monument
Thunderbolt | Military SiteNamed 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
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5. Jepson Center for the Arts
Historic District | Museum/GalleryThis contemporary building is one of a kind among the characteristic 18th- and 19th-century architecture of historic Savannah. The modern art...Read More
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6. Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters
Historic District | House/Mansion/VillaDesigned 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
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7. Savannah Children's Museum
Historic District | Museum/GalleryAdhering to the principle of learning through doing, the Savannah Children's Museum has open green spaces with several stations geared for sensory...Read More
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8. SCAD Museum of Art
Historic District | Museum/GalleryThis architectural marvel rose from the ruins of the oldest surviving railroad building in the United States. Appropriately, the architect chosen...Read More
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9. Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum
Historic District | House/Mansion/VillaThis exuberant Greek revival mansion was the home of William Scarborough, a wealthy early-19th-century merchant and one of the principal owners...Read More
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10. Telfair Academy
Historic District | Museum/GalleryThe 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
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11. American Prohibition Museum
Downtown | Museum/GalleryIn 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
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12. Andrew Low House
Historic District | House/Mansion/VillaBuilt 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
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13. Beach Institute
Historic District | Museum/GalleryWorks 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
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14. Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
Historic District | Religious Building/Site/ShrineSoaring over the city, this French Gothic–style cathedral, with pointed arches and free-flowing traceries, is the seat of the Catholic diocese...Read More
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15. Chef Darin's Kitchen Table
Thomas Square | Restaurant–SightAfter 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
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16. Chippewa Square
Historic District | Plaza/Square/PiazzaAnchoring this square is Daniel Chester French's imposing bronze statue of General James Edward Oglethorpe, founder of both the city of Savannah...Read More
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17. Christ Church Episcopal
Historic District | Religious Building/Site/ShrineThis 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
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18. City Hall
Historic District | Government BuildingBuilt 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
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19. City Market
Historic District | Plaza/Square/PiazzaAlthough 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
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20. Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens
Garden/ArboretumIn 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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