Guidebook for Savannah
Arts & Culture
The first public art museum in the Southern United States. Opened in 1886.
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Telfair Museums Jepson Center
207 W York StThe first public art museum in the Southern United States. Opened in 1886.
Savannah History Museum
303 Martin Luther King Jr BlvdJuliette Gordon Low's Birthplace
10 E Oglethorpe AveBirthplace of founder of Girl Scouts.
Parks & Nature
Fort Pulaski National Monument
101 US-80Large city park that occupies 30 acres in the historic district of Savannah. The beautiful fountain that sits at the north end is a popular place for locals and tourist alike.
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Forsyth Park
2 W Gaston StLarge city park that occupies 30 acres in the historic district of Savannah. The beautiful fountain that sits at the north end is a popular place for locals and tourist alike.
Sightseeing
Built in 1736, it is the oldest lighthouse in Georgia. It is still functioning and visitors can climb the 178 to the top of the recently restored lighthouse!
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Tybee Island Light Station And Museum
30 Meddin DrBuilt in 1736, it is the oldest lighthouse in Georgia. It is still functioning and visitors can climb the 178 to the top of the recently restored lighthouse!
Historic River Street is home to more than 70 busineeses, shops and restaurants. Nine blocks of cobble stone...ideal for strolling and ship watching.
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River Street Savannah Georgia
River StreetHistoric River Street is home to more than 70 busineeses, shops and restaurants. Nine blocks of cobble stone...ideal for strolling and ship watching.
Food Scene
Great Tapas restaurant overlooking the water. Delicious seafood and fried okra!
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The Wyld
2740 Livingston AveGreat Tapas restaurant overlooking the water. Delicious seafood and fried okra!
Entertainment & Activities
Tybee Island
Enjoy fun, sun and sand on beautiful Tybee beach!