36 best things to do in Savannah, Georgia

The best things to do in Savannah in the state of Georgia are mostly centered on the way the town looks. And you’ll quickly see what I mean when you see photos of Savanah, GA throughout this post.

On our 3-month road trip around the USA, there weren’t many cities that were memorable for the way they looked. But, when it came to the city of Savannah in Georgia, we were pleasantly surprised and found that one of the best things to do in Savannah, Georgia was actually to just wander around and take in the architecture.

Most of the cities were a sprawling mess of shopping malls and a few high-rise buildings. A lot of them lacked a city center in the way that towns and cities in England have.

On top of that, everything was so far apart that getting around them meant driving every couple of minutes. Savannah was different and we LOVED our few days there.

The city of Savannah is, as Bill Bryson (my favorite author of the moment) puts it Georgia is “a seductive city…This was, New York apart, the first American city I had ever been in where people actually lived downtown. What a difference it makes.“

In Savannah, we found greenery on every street, gorgeous houses, and architecture where ever we looked, and loved the quaintness of horses and carriages trotting down the road.

When it comes to places to visit on the east coast USA, Savannah should definitely be on your itinerary. If you’re planning to visit Savannah, and are wondering what to do in Savannah consider this your guide. Below, I’ve listed some of the best fun and free things to do for adults in Savannah, GA as I take you through the best things to do in Savannah GA.

Best fun things to do in Savannah

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It’s pretty easy to find fun, top things to do in Savannah but if you need some pointing in the right direction, this list below of what to do in Savannah, Georgia should help.

1. Go shopping at Nourish

A weird suggestion perhaps for a visit to a town, but it’s well worth browsing the shelves of Nourish in Savannah.

Nourish sells handmade soap and beauty products using natural ingredients.

They smell absolutely delicious and would make a fantastic souvenir or gift from Savannah for friends and family back home.

2. See the ‘Forrest Gump’ bench

Did you know the infamous “life is like a box of chocolates” scene from Forrest Gump was filmed in Savannah?

The bench itself currently sits in the Savannah History Museum, or, you can go see where the scene was filmed: Chippewa Square.

Chippewa Square should be on your list of what to see in Savannah regardless since it’s so pretty!

3. Experience the Chills on a Savannah Ghost Tour

Savannah is a city seeped in a rich, but occasionally chilling, history.

From tales of war and crime to bewildering mysteries, this city is a fascinating pot of stories waiting to be uncovered.

As darkness falls, you can step into this mysterious world with a ghost tour. This ghost tour includes a trolley ride too so you’ll get to tick off two of the best things to do in Savannah in one go.

You’ll take a 2-hour tour of the most haunted spots in Savannah. You’ll also get exclusive access to the Pirates’ House Rum Cellar, and a delicious meal at one of Savannah’s most famous historic buildings.

And if you still crave more, the enchantingly beautiful Bonaventure Cemetery is open for tours during the day, offering an additional peek into Savannah’s cryptic past.

4. Savannah Bee Company

The Savannah Bee Company stocks pretty much every honey-based product imaginable. There are a few locations around Savannah with the flagship store being on Broughton Street.

From soap to mead and whipped honey (I’d never heard of this before, nor whipped butter for that matter, but it’s glorious) and of course “honey-honey”.

You can try all their honey flavors, including whipped honey, for free (but be warned, it’s hard to walk away from them).

You can also do a mead tasting at this Savannah store for a few dollars. Mead is pretty syrupy (thanks to the honey) and some of them, as we found out, are very easy to drink. Definitely give them a try!

5. Savannah’s Candy Kitchen

You can’t miss out on Savannah’s Candy Kitchen. They have the biggest pick’n’mix I think I’ve ever seen and the most buttery-caramel-y pralines ever (they usually have free samples of this).

If you’ve got a sweet tooth, browsing this shop is one of the best things to see in Savannah Georgia!

6. Take a wildlife tour of Tybee Island

One of the best things to do around Savannah Ga is to take a trip out to Tybee Island where you can spot wildlife and enjoy the beaches.

This guided tour includes your transport from Savannah to Tybee Island and back. It also includes a dolphin cruise and a visit to a lighthouse on Tybee Island. While you could drive to Tybee yourself, parking can be a nightmare, so it’s often far easier to take this guided tour where eyou’ll visit the beaches, see dolphins and learn from your guide along the way.

Besides nature, Tybee Island is also home to iconic landmarks like Fort Pulaski, Cockspur Island Lighthouse, and the Tybee Island Lighthouse, each offering stunning views over the Atlantic Ocean.

7. Walk along West Jones Lane

Pretty much everywhere in Savannah is picturesque but it’s often said that West Jones Lane is the prettiest and therefore one of the top Savannah attractions.

The houses are truly beautiful and you’ll enjoy the shade from the trees arched above you.

Make sure to add it to your list of places to visit in Savannah!

8. Tour Savannah’s Historic District by bike

One of the best ways to explore Savannah’s historic district is to ditch the tour bus and hop onto a bike.

This way you can explore the city’s pretty cobbled streets, iconic squares, and luscious gardens at a leisurely pace.

From the famous bench in Forrest Gump to the well-preserved homes of Civil War generals and the infamous Mercer-Williams home from Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, there’s a world of history to discover.

This bike tour of Savannah is part of small-group guided tour. You’ll get to tick off some of the best places to visit in Savannah such as Forsyth Park, City Market, and historic River Street. Learn about local history and heritage as you visit landmarks such as the Andrew Low House and Cathedral of St. John the Baptist too.

9. Experience what’s meant by “Hostess City”

Savannah is known as Hostess City and that means you’ll not only get to experience great southern hospitality but can expect a decent drink (or 10) too.

Savannah also has an open container law which means you can wander around the streets while enjoying a drink. This is pretty unusual for many cities in North America.

If you prefer to soak up the ambiance of a bar in Savannah, check out Alley Cat for a cool speakeasy atmosphere.

10. Stroll through Savannah Botanical Gardens

For nature enthusiasts and budding botanists, the Savannah Botanical Gardens offers an afternoon of fun.

This 10-acre sanctuary is home to various themed gardens, each meticulously maintained. You’ll find rose gardens, vegetable gardens, herb gardens, and a Native Plants Garden and it’s such a pretty place to wander around.

Don’t miss the historic Reinhard House, a relic from 1840 that adds a touch of history to your garden visit.

11. Wander River Sreet in Savannah, Ga

Savannah’s River Street (which is alongside the river) used to be full of cotton warehouses and cargo ships. Today, it’s the go-to place for delicious restaurants, antique shops, and shopping boutiques too.

Be sure to take your time wandering down the cobblestones of River Street in Savannah, perhaps enjoy some live jazz, and learn about the darker history of this area.

12. Journey Through History with a Hop-on Hop-off Trolley Tour

If you want to immerse yourself in the city’s history, a hop-on hop-off trolley tour is a perfect choice.

These vintage trolleys offer a unique journey through the cobblestone streets of the old town.

As you ride, costumed guides bring to life nearly 300 years of Savannah’s history, covering iconic landmarks such as the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace, Mercer Williams House Museum, and the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist.

It’s definitely a fun and interactive way to bring history to life!

13. Drink the dangerous Chatham Artillery Punch

The Chatham Artillery Punch is a Savannah staple and “The strongest drink in history”. It’s not exactly what you’d call charming like much of the rest of the city.

There’s a long history behind this drink but it’s basically many, many bottles of alcohol poured into a glass and then some sugar and whatever is in the back of the fridge added to it.

The drink tends to contain rum, whiskey, Cognac, lots and lots of champagne, lemon juice, and sugar.

It’s definitely one to be shared!

14. Discover Native Wildlife at Oatland Island Wildlife Center

Grab your binoculars and head to the Oatland Island Wildlife Center.

Here, you’ll encounter a wide range of animals native to Georgia, including wolves, bobcats, alligators, and cougars.

Set over 175 acres, this environmental educational center boasts a 2-mile nature trail that weaves through lush forests and past animals in their natural habitats.

With historic buildings adding to the Center’s charm, every corner turned presents something new to see and it’s a great thing to do in Savannah with kids!

15. Catch a sunset from the Peregrin Rooftop Lounge

The Peregrin Rooftop Lounge is considered the best place to view Savannah’s skyline and especially at sunset.

On top of the Perry Lane Hotel is the rooftop lounge and the patio which looks out over the city of Savannah and the river.

16. Chill out in one of Savannah’s squares

Of all the things to see in Savannah GA, the picturesque squares must top the list. They’re a must-see in Savannah.

I say ‘square’, but they’re more like small gardens and they form a grid through the city which makes it super easy to explore and wander around.

The layout of historic Savannah is pretty kind to visitors. Most of the shops are within a few blocks of each other and then there are 22 beautiful squares.

Anyone of Savannah’s squares makes a lovely spot for a rest and a spot of people watching. We found Forsyth Park near the Savannah Art College the best for people-watching.

17. Check out the American Prohibition Museum

Savannah’s American Prohibition Museum is like a time machine, whisking you back to an era of jazz, flappers, and secret speakeasies.

As the only museum in the country dedicated to the Prohibition and bootlegging era, it provides a unique journey into America’s past.

Walk the same paths as the audacious gangsters, bootleggers, and rebellious women who defined the Roaring Twenties.

The museum also offers cocktail classes at the fully operational speakeasy, where you can learn to create drinks that hark back to the era.

It’s more than just a museum; it’s an interactive and immersive trip through a fascinating piece of American history that is also one of the top things to do in Savannah.

18. Get ice cream at Leopold’s Ice Cream

We didn’t actually get ice cream for here on account of the queue of people outside – I don’t like queuing for food! However, I would assume the queue means it’s pretty good and it’s regularly cited as the best ice cream in Savannah, Georgia.

Since 1919, the family-owned Leopold’s ice cream has riled Savannah with its unique flavors and creamy ice cream — using the same recipe for over 100 years!

Every month, a new special flavor brings lines to the doors; it’s no wonder it was named one of the top 10 ice cream parlors in the world!

Start salivating over flavors like butter pecan, lemon custard, rum bisque, and chocolate chewies and cream. They also serve mouthwateringly delicious sundaes, splits, and ice-cream sandwiches!

19. Try the local beers at Savannah’s breweries

Savannah is a city that has embraced the craft beer revolution with open arms. You’re split for choice when it comes to where to grab a craft beer in Savannah!.

Visit Moon River, a brewery that combines history and hops in a 200-year-old building, or Service Brewing, which stands out for its curious concoctions like jalapeno lime lager, all brewed by veterans.

The World of Beer boasts a calendar filled with engaging events like trivia nights and live performances. Crystal Beer Parlour is another great spot for a drink. It’s got great food & beer menus and is set in a century-old former grocery store.

Make up your own pub crawl or explore the breweries in Savannah by taking this Southern flavors food, beer and history tour. Over the course of three hours, you’ll get to try low country classics like shrimp and grits, plus Southern standbys including pimento cheese bites. It’s one of the best things to do in Savannah ga for adults.

Alcohol is an extra cost, but there’s plenty of opportunity to try them. And, as you walk through the historic district, your guide shares fun stories from Savannah’s past.

20. Experience Contemporary Art at the SCAD Museum of Art

Step into the world of contemporary art at the SCAD Museum of Art in Savannah.

The museum houses a large collection, with over 4,500 pieces, and rotating exhibits which ensures an ever-changing panorama of artistic expression.

From avant-garde pieces by legendary artists such as Dali, Picasso, and Warhol to the Costume Collection featuring designs by Saint Laurent and Chanel, there are interesting pieces to see at every turn.

21. Cruise down the Savannah River

Sailing down the Savannah River is one of the best Savannah things to do.

As you float down the river you’ll not only get to see the city from a new perspective, but get to enjoy the breeze which honestly will be very welcome as Savannah gets hot!

Cruise past graceful Victorian mansions and the ancient edifice of Old Fort Jackson as your guide gives you an insight into the history of the city.

For something extra special, consider an evening cruise, where the city’s glittering lights are mirrored in the river’s calm surface. This dinner cruise combines scenic views with delectable Southern cuisine, providing a feast for all your senses!

Top tip: If you want to do a trolley tour and a river cruise in Savannah, book this combo ticket which includes your tickets for both Savannah attractions and saves you money.

22. Step into the Past at Old Fort Jackson

History comes alive at Old Fort Jackson, a Savannah landmark dating back over two centuries. This historic site offers a vivid glimpse into the life of a soldier, complete with military drills and cannon shows that promise to entertain both adults and kids.

Experience the everyday routines and rigorous discipline that defined the lives of the men and women who served here. The fort’s occasional dinner parties offer a chance to mingle with fellow history enthusiasts while enjoying a unique dining experience in a historic setting.

23. Eat at Mrs. Wilke’s Dining Room

Another very popular Savannah eatery, and perhaps one of the best places to eat in Savannah, GA, is Miss Wilke’s Dining Room.

This all you can eat restaurant serves up southern dishes such as; okra, beans and rice, yams, and plenty of meat. It’s fair to say you won’t go hungry here.

24. Take a food walking tour

If you haven’t guessed by the other items on this list of things to do in Savannah, GA the food here is soooo good!

If you’re only in the city for a few days it can be hard to fit in as much food as you want to try, no matter how much you try (and believe me, we try!). That’s where taking a food tour in Savannah comes in handy.

It’s definitely one of the best things to do in Savannah and means you get to try lots of different foods at some of the best restaurants in the city.

This off-the-beaten-path food tour in Savannah takes you on a journey through the east side of Savannah’s Historic District to sample food at 6 restaurants on this lunchtime walking tour. You’ll visit both well-loved spots as well as those only known by locals.

Taste bites like chicken sandwiches en papillote, chopped BBQ pork, fried green tomato and peach cobbler waffles, and more! It’s one of the best food walking tours in Savannah.

25. Discover African culture at the Savannah African Art Museum

The Savannah African Art Museum serves as a window into the rich tapestry of African culture.

With a collection of over 1,000 traditional ceremonial and spiritual artifacts from West and Central Africa, the museum illuminates the diversity and spirituality inherent in African art.

Though entry to the museum is free, guided tours are available, providing a deeper understanding of the exhibits and their cultural context.

If you’re passionate about art and culture, this museum is an essential stop on your Savannah itinerary.

26. Take a Historic Savannah Walking Tour

Delve into the history of Savannah by taking a casual walk around the Savannah Historic District on a small-group walking tour led by a Savannah local.

You’ll get the chance to see grand historic homes and discover the places where the South’s most notable generals once resided.

Step back in time as you explore structures dating back to the turbulent 1860s, and learn about Savannah’s rich history along the way.

27. Explore Fort McAllister State Park

Formerly a tense battleground during the Civil War, Fort McAllister State Park now serves as a peaceful place to visit near downtown Savannah.

On the banks of the Ogeechee River, the park is not only a pretty green space but also has historical cannons, barracks, and sturdy oak trees, offering an enjoyable blend of history and nature.

You’ll find several easy hiking trails throughout the park as well as fishing spots, and shaded playgrounds, making it a perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts.

Whether you’re planning a day trip or considering an overnight camp, this park provides a tranquil escape.

28. Learn from a Savannah Black History Tour

Savannah’s history is inextricably linked with the contributions of African Americans, and a Black History Tour provides a poignant exploration of this past.

Visit sites like the Owens Thomas House and Slave Quarters, First African Baptist Church, and Pin Point Heritage Museum.

Guided by local historians, these tours offer a comprehensive understanding of the African American experience in Savannah, from the era of slavery to the Civil Rights movement.

Recommended Guided Black History Tours:

• Owens Thomas House and Slave Quarters
• Underground Tours of Savannah

29. Explore Savannah’s Religious Sites

Savannah’s rich religious tapestry is reflected in its diverse places of worship.

The Cathedral of St. John, with its stunning paintings and stained glass windows, is pretty to look at while the First African Baptist Church stands as a testament to the resilience of the African American community during slavery and segregation.

The Mickve Israel Temple, housing the country’s oldest Torah scrolls, is another significant religious site.

Other noteworthy places include the Christ Church Anglican and the Unitarian Universalist Church of Savannah, each embodying the city’s inclusive spirit.

Whether you’re religious or not, these sites are worth looking at either way as they’re some of the top Savannah GA attractions.

30. Kayak on Moon River

One of the more unique things to do in Savannah GA is to experience a kayaking trip along Moon River where you’ll paddle through marshes and countryside.

The quiet waterways of the Moon River district are full of wildlif and it’s super peaceful.

Once you’re in this part of Savannah, it’s also worth visiting historic landmarks like Wormsloe Historic Site, Bethesda Academy, and the Pin Point Heritage Museum.

31. Savor Southern Cuisine at The Olde Pink House

No visit to Savannah is complete without dining at The Olde Pink House.

Named for its distinctive pink hue, this restaurant is one of the most loved restaurants in the city. The menu is full of Southern classics like fried green tomatoes and fried chicken and so you’ll get an authentic culinary experience if it’s Southern food you’re after.

Plus, the restaurant’s warm ambiance and excellent service, dining here is more than just a meal—it’s a taste of Southern hospitality at its best.

32. Browse the Savannah City Market

The Savannah City Market is the place to go for a quick drink on a hot afternoon. There are a handful of bars where you can while away the time. You can also shop for souvenirs, postcards, and little gifts for back home. All of this makes it one of the top attractions in Savannah, Georgia.

Walking around the market was one of my favorite things during our visit to this city and it’s also one of the best free things to do in Savannah GA too, so I highly recommend it!

Make sure you pop into Bryd’s Cookies and taste the cookies. They come in some very unusual, but very delicious, flavors including Georgia peach, key lime, and pink lemonade. They actually taste like their namesakes and are so good!

33. Taste fresh Savannah seafood at Savannah Seafood Shack

At Savannah Seafood Shack you’ll find low country boil which is essentially a bag filled with hot andouille sausage, corn on the cob, potatoes, and shrimp.

All of that is doused in Cajun seasoning and other tasty flavorings. You can also get seafood tacos or cones.

Whatever you order will be super tasty but the low country boil is a must!

34. Savor delicious oysters at Common Thread

If you’re a foodie and in Savannah, make sure you make a reservation at Common Thread.

This restaurant in a beautiful, refurbished 19th-century house, was praised as one of 2022’s top new restaurants by Bon Appétit.

Led by innovative Chef Carter, Common Thread puts a unique spin on seasonal ingredients, resulting in a menu that’s as ever-changing with the season. It’s the oysters that are a must-try year-round!

35. Experience The Magic of Live Performances at the Savannah Theatre

The Savannah Theatre is America’s longest-running venue for live performances and is home to the city’s buzzing arts scene.

Over the years, this grand theatre has welcomed tons of outstanding acts and has a huge history for great shows and performances. Throughout the year, it hosts a diverse range of performances, from laugh-out-loud comedies to captivating musicals

A particular crowd-pleaser is the annual Christmas Show, which brings all the joy and cheer through song, dance, and music.

36. Step Back in Time at the Andrew Low House

A visit to Savannah isn’t complete without a stop at the Andrew Low House. This well-preserved 19th-century Italian mansion is worth stopping to look at both from the outside and inside.

It was built for a cotton farmer and is now a way to learn more about the city troubled past. A tour of the house introduces you to the routines and luxuries of the wealthy Low family before an unforeseen tragedy struck.

As you wander through the rooms, you’ll be fascinated by the treasure trove of family heirlooms and antique furniture. Each artifact has its own story to tell, connecting you with the city’s history.

In 1928, the house was purchased and transformed into a public museum in 1966. Since then, it has been a portal that transports visitors back to 1849, the year the Low family first called it home.

37. Take a Bonaventure Cemetery Tour

One of the best things to do near Savannah GA is to dive into Savannah’s beauty and folklore with a tour of the Bonaventure Cemetery.

Just outside the historic district, you’ll follow a guide and storyteller through the labyrinth of tombstones and lush gardens that make up one of the city’s most visited attractions.

The cemetery stretches over 100 acres, and the tour helps unravel the history and mystery of many of Savannah’s intriguing personalities. It’s an experience that just isn’t the same when explored alone since you don’t get the benefit of knowing the stories without a guide.

The locals of Savannah often describe Bonaventure Cemetery as the convergence of beauty and death. On this guided tour, you’ll understand why!

Combine the cemetery tour with a trip to the Wormsloe Historic Site for a 6-hour tour with transport to and from Savannah. After visiting the cemetery and enjoying lunch, you’ll take a short walk to see the Plantation Tabby Ruins that date to the 18th Century and visit the museum of the Georgia State Park Historic Site.

How to get to Savannah, Georgia

Before checking out these things to see in Savannah GA, you’ll obviously need to get there first. Here are some basic instructions on how to do that.

Driving to Savannah

Savannah is easily accessible by car, located just off I-95 and I-16. If you’re coming from the north (such as New York City) or south (like Miami), you’d likely take I-95.

From the west (like Atlanta), you’d typically use I-16.

Always use a GPS or map for exact directions from your starting point. The time taken depends on how far is Savannah Georgia from your original starting point.

I use comparison sites like DiscoverCars and RentalCars to book my car rentals as it’s easy to check prices and compare the best deals!

Buses to Savannah

Several bus companies, such as Greyhound and Megabus, offer service to Savannah. The bus station in Savannah is located downtown, making it convenient to reach many hotels and attractions.

Flixbus and Busbud are two great companies that you can use to book buses around America and you can also use Omio which is popular in Europe but also shows you schedules and prices and is a great place to buy your tickets from when traveling by bus or train in the USA.

Getting the train to Savannah, ga

Amtrak serves Savannah via its Palmetto and Silver Service lines. The Savannah Amtrak Station is located just a few miles from the city’s Historic District. Trains offer a scenic, albeit slower, way to travel.

Busbud and Omio both allow you to see train schedules to Savannah, check prices and book your tickets online in advance.

Flights to Savannah

Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV) is the closest airport to Savannah. It’s served by a variety of airlines, including American Airlines, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest, and United.

The airport is about 10 miles northwest of the city center.

From the airport, you can rent a car, take a taxi, or use a ride-sharing service to reach downtown.

Skyscanner is what I use to find cheap flights.

Best places to stay in Savannah Georgia

When it comes to picking hotels in Savannah, GA, I think the best option is to stay in the historic center of Savannah.

This is the prettiest part of the city, where the leafy streets and cute buildings are. Here are my top picks of the best Savannah GA hotels.

• Perry Lane Hotel: A short distance from Oglethorpe Square, Perry Lane Hotel offers luxury accommodation with diverse amenities including free bikes, an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness center, a restaurant, and a 24-hour front desk; enjoy an American breakfast and unwind at the terrace or the bar.
• Bellwether House: Centrally located in Savannah this hotel has a beautiful terrace area. Enjoy a great breakfast and American and Indian cuisine at the restaurant, with vegetarian and gluten-free options available.
• The Drayton Hotel: On-site restaurant, a bar, and 24-hour concierge service, ensuring guests a comfortable stay
• Olde Harbour Inn: Overlooking the Savannah River, the historic Olde Harbour Inn offers a daily wine and cheese reception and access to over 90 nearby restaurants and boutiques
• B&B Zia Gianna: Close to Forsyth Park and Baldwin Park, B&B Zia Gianna provides a garden, and a shared lounge; it offers an extensive breakfast selection and wellness amenities including a hot tub and a spa center for a truly relaxing stay.

Top travel tips for visiting Savannah

Now you know what to do in Savannah Georgia, below are some of my top this for visiting so that you’re fully prepared and have an enjoyable trip.

• Best Time to Visit: The ideal time to visit Savannah is in the Spring (March to June) or Fall (September to November) when the weather is pleasant and there are so many fun activities in Savannah GA to enjoy. Summers can be hot and humid, while winters can be relatively mild but not as vibrant.
• Foot-Friendly City: Savannah’s historic district is compact and walkable, making it easy to explore on foot. Comfortable shoes are a must, and be sure to take advantage of the city’s beautiful squares for rest breaks in between Savannah GA activities.
• Insect Repellent: Savannah’s warm climate is ideal for mosquitoes. If you’re planning to spend time outdoors, particularly in the evening, bring along insect repellent to keep those pesky bugs at bay.
• Savannah’s Open Container Law: In the historic district, you’re allowed to walk around with alcoholic drinks in a plastic cup. It’s a unique aspect of Savannah’s culture, so feel free to enjoy a drink as you stroll the picturesque streets.
• Trolley Tours: For a good introduction to Savannah, consider taking a hop-on, hop-off old town trolley tour early in your visit. These tours provide a great overview of the city’s rich history and help you identify activities in Savannah GA that you might want to explore further.

Remember, Savannah is a city that is best enjoyed slowly. Take your time to soak in the Southern charm, explore the historic sites, and enjoy the local cuisine.

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FAQs on things to do in Savannah GA

Final thoughts on what to do in Savannah GA

To wrap it up, Savannah, with its rich history, vibrant arts scene, delectable cuisine, and breathtaking natural beauty, is an irresistible destination. From museums that transport you to a different era and performances that capture your imagination, to outdoor adventures on the river or in its parks, this Southern gem offers something for everyone.

Try the delicious oysters at Common Thread, catch a live show at the historic Savannah Theatre, or stroll through the beautifully preserved Andrew Low House for a peek into the past.

If you’re yearning for an all-encompassing view of the city, hop on a trolley tour that whisks you around Savannah’s highlights with fascinating commentary.

This city offers a melting pot of experiences that will leave you longing for more.

Now that you know all the best things to do in Savannah Georgia, you might want to extend your trip and explore some of the best things to do on the east coast of the USA such as visiting Florida, driving down to Key West, or exploring more things to do in the USA.

Last Updated on July 12, 2023 by Hannah