Savannah 5 days

Savannah's most iconic park, featuring a stunning 19th-century fountain, lush walking paths, and vibrant flora. It's a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll and to soak in the city's atmosphere.

• Arrive early to avoid crowds.
• Look for the farmers market on Saturday mornings.

A quintessential Savannah dining experience located in an 18th-century mansion. Known for its refined Southern cuisine and elegant ambiance.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for dinner.
• Try the fried green tomatoes.

A historic cobblestone street along the Savannah River, lined with former cotton warehouses now converted into shops, galleries, and restaurants. Enjoy views of passing ships and browse unique souvenirs.

• Wear comfortable shoes due to the cobblestones.
• Watch for the trolleys that run along the street.

Located on River Street, this bar offers fantastic views of the river and the Talmadge Memorial Bridge. It's a great spot to enjoy a cocktail while watching the city lights come alive.

A hop-on, hop-off trolley tour providing an excellent overview of Savannah's historic districts, architecture, and key landmarks. Narrated by knowledgeable guides, it's an efficient way to get acquainted with the city.

• Plan your route and stops in advance.
• Great for understanding the layout of the historic squares.

A beloved Savannah institution since 1919, famous for its homemade ice cream and nostalgic atmosphere. Expect a line, but it's worth the wait for a sweet treat.

• Try the Tutti Frutti or the Savannah Social Creamery flavors.

One of America's most important historic homes, this Regency mansion offers a unique perspective on urban domestic life and the lives of the enslaved people who lived and worked there. The preserved urban slave quarters are particularly significant.

• Tours are guided and provide in-depth historical context.

Enjoy upscale Southern cuisine with stunning river views in a beautifully restored 1850s warehouse. The ambiance is romantic and perfect for a special evening out.

• Request a table with a river view.
• The she-crab soup is a local favorite.

Part of the Savannah College of Art and Design, this museum features a dynamic collection of contemporary art, fashion, and film. Its striking architecture makes it a landmark in itself.

• Check their schedule for rotating exhibitions.

Experience traditional Southern family-style dining at its finest. This popular spot serves a fixed menu of classic dishes at communal tables, offering a true taste of Savannah hospitality.

• Arrive before opening to secure a seat, as they do not take reservations and fill up quickly.
• Be prepared to share a table with other diners.

A four-block open-air market featuring unique boutiques, art galleries, and souvenir shops. It's a lively hub for browsing and finding local crafts.

Enjoy a cocktail in the charming cellar bar of The Olde Pink House. It offers a more casual, yet still elegant, atmosphere to unwind after a day of exploring.

A hauntingly beautiful Victorian cemetery made famous by 'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.' Explore its stunning sculptures, Spanish moss-draped oaks, and rich history.

• Consider a guided tour for historical context.
• Wear comfortable shoes for walking on uneven terrain.

Located in a beautifully restored Greyhound bus station, The Grey offers acclaimed Southern cuisine with a modern twist. The interior design is as impressive as the food.

• Reservations are essential, often weeks in advance.
• The tasting menu is a great way to experience their culinary range.

A breathtaking example of French Gothic architecture and a prominent Savannah landmark. Its twin spires and intricate interior are a sight to behold.

• Check visiting hours as they can vary due to services.
• Dress respectfully.

Savannah is renowned for its paranormal activity. Embark on a guided walking tour to hear chilling tales and visit reportedly haunted locations.

• Many companies offer different types of tours (walking, pub crawls, hearse tours).
• Book in advance, especially on weekends.

A short drive from Savannah, Tybee Island offers a relaxed coastal vibe with sandy beaches, a historic lighthouse, and casual seafood eateries. It's a perfect half-day escape.

• Visit the Tybee Island Light Station and Museum.
• Enjoy fresh seafood at a local restaurant.

If you missed it for dinner or want to experience its charm again, The Olde Pink House also serves a delightful lunch menu, often with slightly lower prices.

• The lunch menu offers a good selection of popular dishes.

Spend your last afternoon picking up any remaining souvenirs or local crafts from shops in the historic district or City Market.