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This 3-day itinerary invites history buffs and culture enthusiasts to delve deep into Savannah's storied past, from its colonial roots to its vibrant artistic present. Explore iconic historic homes, solemn cemeteries, and significant cultural landmarks, all while soaking in the city's unique Southern charm. Perfect for those who appreciate rich narratives and architectural beauty.
Forsyth Park, Mercer-Williams House Museum and 3 more
See the dayRiver Street, First African Baptist Church and 3 more
See the dayBonaventure Cemetery, Wormsloe Historic Site and 3 more
See the dayOpening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Start your cultural journey with a peaceful stroll through Savannah's most iconic park, admiring its grand fountain and Spanish moss-draped live oaks.
Best enjoyed in the morning for cooler temperatures and fewer crowds; public restrooms are available near the fountain.
Explore the opulent interiors and fascinating history of this Italianate mansion, made famous by 'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.'
Guided tours are mandatory and run frequently; check their website for current tour schedules.
Dine in an elegant 18th-century mansion, experiencing classic Southern cuisine amidst historic charm and architectural beauty.
Reservations are highly recommended, especially for dinner, but lunch can sometimes be walked in; dress code is smart casual.
Wander through one of Savannah's oldest cemeteries, a somber yet beautiful outdoor museum filled with intriguing epitaphs and ancient oaks.
Free to enter; self-guided exploration is encouraged, look for historical markers throughout the grounds.
Discover one of the finest examples of Regency architecture in America, offering a rare glimpse into the lives of both the wealthy owners and the enslaved people who lived and worked there.
Tours are guided and focus on different aspects of the house's history; purchase tickets online in advance to secure your spot.
Stroll along the historic cobblestone streets of River Street, once the bustling hub of Savannah's cotton trade, now lined with shops and views of the Savannah River.
Wear comfortable shoes for the uneven cobblestones; accessible via stairs or ramps from Factors Walk above.
Visit one of the oldest African American Baptist churches in North America, a profound site of spiritual and civil rights history.
Check their website for tour availability and times, as it is an active place of worship; modest dress is respectful.
Experience a true Savannah tradition with communal, family-style Southern cooking in a historic basement setting, offering a taste of authentic local culture.
Arrive early as there's often a line, and they only accept cash; no reservations are taken.
Immerse yourself in the South's first public art museum, housed in a stunning Regency-style mansion showcasing American and European art.
Tickets can be purchased at the door or online; combo tickets are available for other Telfair Museums sites.
Tour the elegant 19th-century home of cotton merchant Andrew Low, notable for its architecture and as the former residence of Girl Scouts founder Juliette Gordon Low.
Guided tours are offered regularly; street parking can be limited, so consider walking or rideshare services.
Explore the hauntingly beautiful Victorian-era cemetery, famous for its grand monuments, Spanish moss-draped oaks, and serene river views, offering a unique historical perspective.
Consider a guided tour or use a self-guided map to find notable graves; wear comfortable walking shoes for extensive exploration.
Drive down the iconic oak-lined avenue to discover the tabby ruins of a colonial-era plantation, offering a picturesque journey into Georgia's earliest history.
A small entrance fee applies; allow time for walking the trails and exploring the small museum and colonial life area.
Enjoy a casual meal in Savannah's oldest restaurant, a Prohibition-era speakeasy turned beloved local institution serving classic American fare and local history.
Popular spot, especially at peak times; street parking or nearby garages are available, but walking is often easiest.
Delve into the comprehensive story of Savannah, from its founding to the present day, with engaging exhibits and artifacts.
Located within the Tricentennial Park complex, which also houses other attractions; tickets can be purchased at the entrance.
Discover the fascinating industrial heritage of Savannah at this National Historic Landmark, featuring historic railcars, a working turntable, and blacksmith shop demonstrations.
Offers interactive experiences and demonstrations; check their schedule for train rides and blacksmithing demos, which are often included with admission.
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