Best Things to Do in Savannah
Much of Savannah’s charm lies in meandering through the Historic District’s verdant squares -- all 22 of them. Along the way, you’ll happen on numerous historic homes like the Mercer Williams House, popularized by Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, and the Juliette Gordon Low home. There’s the famous Bonaventure Cemetery for a Spanish moss-canopied stroll, and there’s the City Market, which is an ideal place to pick up a few souvenirs. You can also take a quick car ride over to the beach at Tybee Island.
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Why go: Towering over Lafayette Square in the Historic District, the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist ... read more»
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Why go: Running alongside the Savannah River in the Waterfront district is River Street, a lively area ... read more»
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Why go: Named for Revolutionary War hero Casimir Pulaski, it was here that General Robert E. Lee ... read more»
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Why go: If you're planning to tour Savannah's Historic District, City Market is a great ... read more»
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Why go: Go to this 30-acre park in the heart of Savannah's Historic District to relax ... read more»
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Why go: Unlike the other two Telfair Museums, the Owens-Thomas House and Museum focuses less on art ... read more»
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Why go: While a stroll through a cemetery may sound a little morbid, recent visitors agree that ... read more»
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Why go: The Telfair Museum of Art is the oldest public art museum in the South and ... read more»
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Why go: According to Lonely Planet, "You can't leave Savannah without seeing the Mercer-Williams House." While ... read more»
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Why go: If you're visiting Savannah for the history, this is a good place to get ... read more»
