Forsyth Park is right in the heart of historic Savannah! We would highly recommend taking a walk through the park and exploring the restaurants surrounding it!

River street is another charming part of Savannah! The cobblestone street and cargo ships make it a must-see! Further down river street is Plant Riverside! There are tons of great food places, local shops with local art, and plenty of ships coming through.

If You’re never been to Savannah, we highly recommend taking a trolley tour! The weather should be agreeable, and it’s a great way to see the city in a short amount of time! They also do a great job at teaching guests about the history of Savannah!

If you love the water, we suggest going on a Savannah riverboat cruise! It takes you up and down the Savannah river! There is also food and drinks served onboard. It’s a very charming way to see more of Savannah.

Not too far from downtown is Wormsloe historic state park! The old Oaks with Spanish moss are abundant in this park! If you love the outdoors, this is the place to be!

City Market is a huge part of downtown. There are many restaurants and bars as well as local shops selling jewelry and art to see! If you’re already exploring downtown, a stop in City Market should definitely be on the list!

“Located in the former Central of Georgia Railway Repair Shops Complex and Terminal Facilities, this museum offers family-friendly fun with interactive experiences including a working handcar, walking through historic railcars, and taking guided tours by train. The site features the oldest railroad repair facility buildings in the United States. These buildings, locomotives, and railcars tell the stories of site workers from over 100 years of the complex’s operation. Topics explored on tours and exhibits include railroad and technological history, industrial slavery, and segregation. The site also serves as an active preservation space where museum staff preserve and restore historic buildings, railcars, and related machinery.”

This is a great option for anyone who loves history or anyone with children! The museum is super interactive.

There are 3 Telfair Museums in Savannah! The Jepson Center is an art museum for children. They have many different exhibits and interactive activities for children and adults to enjoy! The Telfair Academy is a short walk from the Jepson center. It’s a mansion that was built in 1819. This museum has over 200 years of history inside! The last museum is the Owen’s-Thomas house and Slave Quarters. This museum is also very historic, detailing the poor conditions and realities of enslaved people and slave owners.