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Order a free guide to Savannah and Tybee Island, or read an online version here. Find out what's new, where to stay, what to do and where to eat in this friendly coastal town.
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- Places to Stay
See some Savannah spirits with a stay in one of our haunted...
- City Market
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- Savannah's Hottest Rooftop Bars & Restaurants
- 5 Things Not to Miss in Savannah's City Market
- Things to Do on River Street
- Reasons to Visit Savannah in the Summer
- Top Summer Events to Attend in Savannah
- Where to Listen to Live Music in Savannah
- River Street: A First Time Guide
- Civil War Experience
- 8 Historic Savannah Sites Everyone Should See
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- Enmarket Arena
- Plant Riverside District
- Bonaventure Cemetery
- Historic Landmark District
- Museums
- Cathedral Basilica of St. John The Baptist
- American Prohibition Museum
- Tybee Island
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- The Georgia Queen Riverboat
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The highly anticipated Enmarket Arena might be Savannah's biggest addition of late. The 9,500-maximum-seat capacity sporting and events venue is located about a mile west of Savannah's Historic Landmark District. Attendees to the arena can catch big-name performances and concerts like Bon Jovi, Pit Bull, Andrea Bocelli and more. For sports fans, ca...
Explore the restaurants, shops, rooftop bars and more at Plant Riverside District, the new entertainment district on historic River Street. The former power plant has been transformed into a vibrant destination for nightlife, entertainment and sightseeing. Plan to stay close to the action when you book a room on-site at one of three unique JW Marri...
Go on a historical tour or ghost hunt at Bonaventure Cemetery, the marshside cemetery that is the final resting place of Johnny Mercer and Conrad Aiken. Spanish moss-draped trees and spring azaleas make it a favorite spot of photographers. Stroll through the winding pathways to reflect on Savannah's history and its former residents.
Savannah's Historic District is sprinkled with 22 historic squares, stunning period architecture and beautiful cobblestone streets, each with unique elements and stories. Take a walk down "America's Most Beautiful Street," Jones Street, take photos in front of the iconic Forsyth Fountain, and stop at places like Chippewa Square, best known as the s...
Spend a day wandering the three Telfair Museums, including The Jepson Center for the Arts, featuring modern works, The Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters Museum, a historic home in the English Regency design, and the Telfair Academy, which is home to the famous Bird Girl statue from "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil."
Explore the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist, one of the many stunning church spires that make up Savannah’s “skyline” of sorts. Aptly named the "Sistine of the South," this French Gothic cathedral dates back to 1876, making it the oldest Roman Catholic church in the state. Admission to the cathedral is free, and viewing the interior is a...
Located within the bustling Savannah City Market, the American Prohibition Museum(the only one in the United States) stretches over 6,000 square feet. It contains 13 different galleries packed with artifacts from the Prohibition era. The self-guided tour will eventually lead you to the museum's speakeasy, designed to embody an authentic 1920s speak...
A visit to Savannah is not complete without a few nights on Tybee Island, Savannah’s nearby beach town. Transport yourself to a nostalgic beach experience only 20 minutes from downtown Savannah. You can browse the shops, dine out or simply spend the day relaxing. Learn about the history of the island at the Tybee Island Lighthouse/Museum, Georgia's...
Explore the historic City Market district, which offers four blocks of shops, restaurants and art galleries in former grain warehouses. It’s the perfect spot to pick up souvenirs! Another area that transformed industrial spaces into retail and dining is River Street, which has former cotton warehouses. Here you’ll find some of the city’s most popul...
While you’re on the river, take a dinner cruise or gospel brunch cruise on The Georgia Queen, a paddlewheel riverboat. It has an open deck up top and an air-conditioned interior. You'll garner unparalleled views of historic River Street and the Savannah River.
Explore Savannah, one of America's oldest planned cities, with its historic squares, architecture, museums and entertainment. Find tips for where to stay, eat, shop and enjoy the city's culture and nature.
Request a free copy of the Savannah and Tybee Island Visitor Guide by mail or view it online. The guide includes tips, maps, events, and attractions for your trip.
Erin Clarkson is a travel blogger and a fan of Savannah, Georgia. She offers a free ebook and a website with tips, photos, and itineraries for first-time visitors to Savannah.
PURCHASE NOW $9.99. WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE GUIDE? CH 1: BEFORE YOUR TRIP. Get a little taste of Savannah before you go! This chapter includes suggestions of books to read and movies to watch that will inspire you as you're planning your trip. CH 2: WHEN TO VISIT.
Learn about Savannah's history, culture, cuisine, and attractions from this official guide. Find out how to park, plan, and enjoy your visit to the city and its beach.
1. If you're visiting Savannah for the first time, the amount of things to do can be quite overwhelming! But don't worry, this list is the perfect combination of quaint, quirky, historic and modern. These Savannah must-dos will give you the well-rounded experience you're looking for.
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