See the sights & soak up Savannah.

The perfect “I’m in Savannah” moment. Start at the iconic fountain and wander north into the Historic District.
The best way to see Savannah is simply to walk. Explore the squares, read the history, admire the architecture, and look for Spanish moss.
Walk along the riverfront, watch the ships, grab a drink, browse the shops, and take in one of Savannah’s most recognizable views.
A lively historic marketplace filled with restaurants, bars, shops, galleries, and live entertainment.
One of Savannah’s oldest establishments, dating back to 1753. Stop in for a meal or simply explore one of the city’s most storied buildings.
A Savannah institution since 1919. Grab a scoop and stroll around Broughton Street afterward.

One of Savannah’s most beautiful landmarks, filled with incredible stained glass, ornate details, and soaring architecture.
One of the most photographed spots around Savannah, thanks to its dramatic oak-lined entrance.
Massive live oaks, Spanish moss, elaborate monuments, and plenty of Southern Gothic atmosphere.
The famous home associated with Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil. Architecture, Savannah history, and a little mystery.
The childhood home of the founder of Girl Scouts and an important piece of Savannah history.

A quick, FREE, immersive introduction to the history and creative influence of SCAD in Savannah.
Contemporary art housed inside a beautifully restored historic railway building.
The oldest continually operating theater in the United States. Check the schedule for a show during your stay.
A gorgeous historic theater originally opened in 1921 and now operated by SCAD.

Savannah’s laid-back beach town, just a short drive from downtown. Spend the day on the sand, walk the pier, grab some seafood, and stay for sunset.
Cross the bridge into South Carolina for beautiful beaches, bike trails, Lowcountry scenery, and a slower island pace. Perfect for a full-day trip if you're looking to explore beyond Savannah.
A charming Lowcountry town just across the river from Hilton Head. Wander the historic streets, pop into local shops and galleries, grab a bite, and soak up the slower pace and Southern charm.