Plan Your Savannah Trip 🌿
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EAT 🍽️ & DRINK 🍸
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🍽️ Fine Dining
-The Grey: Award winning Southern cuisine by James Beard winning Chef Mashama Bailey, served inside a beautifully restored 1938 Greyhound bus station.
-Elizabeth On 37th : Elegant fine dining in a historic mansion featuring seasonal Southern coastal cuisine and one of Savannah’s premier wine lists.
-Alligator Soul: An upscale underground restaurant known for creative Southern cuisine, wild game specialties, and an intimate atmosphere.
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EXPERIENCES✨
🎵 Major Concert Venues
🏛️ Must-Visit Museums
MUST DO ✅
🌿 Must Do in Savannah
🌳 Walk Through Forsyth Park
The iconic fountain, beautiful oak trees draped in Spanish moss, and endless photo opportunities make this Savannah’s most famous landmark.
🛍️ Explore River Street
Shop local boutiques, grab a drink, enjoy live music, and stroll along the Savannah River while watching ships pass by.
👻 Take a Ghost Tour
Savannah is considered one of America’s most haunted cities. A nighttime ghost tour is one of the city’s most popular experiences.
🏛️ Wander the Historic Squares
Savannah’s charming squares are filled with history, beautiful architecture, and some of the most picturesque streets in the South.
🍹 Enjoy Rooftop Cocktails
Watch the sunset over the river while enjoying cocktails at one of Savannah’s rooftop bars.
🌿 See the Spanish Moss Canopy
Take a walk beneath the famous moss-covered oak trees that make Savannah feel straight out of a movie.
🍤 Try Southern Favorites
Don’t leave without trying shrimp & grits, fried green tomatoes, and fresh seafood at one of Savannah’s local restaurants.
🚲 Take a Historic Trolley Tour
A fun way to learn the city’s history and see the major landmarks if it’s your first visit.
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🚎 Trolley Tours
The Trolley Tours are fun, especially your first time… it’s around $50 a person. They give you a map of the city and all the Trolley stops. BONUS: you can get on and off as many times as you want! ***But check when the last pick up time is..you DON'T want to get stuck walking when you didn't plan for it
🚗 Use Uber or Lyft to get around
Parking in the Historic District can be limited and expensive. Uber or Lyft is often the easiest way to get around.
🅿️ Skip the rental car if you’re staying downtown
Savannah’s Historic District is very walkable, and many attractions are within a short stroll.
👟 Wear comfortable shoes
You’ll be walking on brick streets, cobblestones, and shaded park paths throughout the city.
📸 Visit Forsyth Park early
The famous fountain is less crowded in the morning, making it the perfect time for photos.
👻 Book ghost tours in advance
Savannah’s ghost tours are some of the city’s most popular attractions and often sell out on weekends.
🛍️ Plan time for River Street & Broughton Street
River Street is great for waterfront dining and souvenirs, while Broughton Street is filled with boutiques, coffee shops, and local favorites.
🍽️ Make restaurant reservations early
Popular restaurants can book up quickly, especially for dinner and weekends.
🌳 Take time to explore the historic squares
Each square has its own character, monuments, and beautiful moss-covered oak trees—don’t rush through them.
🌡️ Stay hydrated in the warmer months
Savannah can be hot and humid for much of the year, so bring water and take breaks in the shade.
🚋 Ride the free DOT shuttle
Savannah’s free downtown shuttle is an easy way to get around the Historic District without moving your car.