Savannah promises a wealth of beauty and allure. It's got Southern charm and gracious hospitality. Beautifully restored antebellum mansions. A picturesque waterfront. Massive churches. Quaint little shops. Old South architecture. Crushed oyster shell streets. Spanish moss. Magnolias and dogwoods. Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. Horse-drawn carriage. Ghost tours.
Stroll down the cobblestone River Street for art, souvenirs, apparel and sweets. Broughton and Bull streets form the heart of our famed antique district, where treasures of old are waiting to be unearthed. You'll find many types of casual and upscale dining experiences here amid restored cotton warehouses that are home to some of Savannah's favorite restaurants and pubs. Afterward, linger awhile and enjoy the live music featured at several of these establishments.
Savannah's 275-year-old history offers many opportunities to explore various eras of the city's history and the varied aspects of its culture. Take a walking tour emphasizing antiques, architecture, African-American heritage, the Civil War, cemeteries, ghosts, gardens, the best-selling book “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil,” Savannah in film, cooking celebrity Paula Deen or Southern writers.
Investigate Cultural Attractions and Museums: Savannah has more than 45 historical and cultural attractions. Spend part of your day discovering the treasures and history that lie within our many house museums such as Juliette Gordon Low’s Birthplace, forts and other historic sites.
Ellis Square area surrounds the old City Market and is now a bustling center of artists' studios and specialty shops.