Savannah solo

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

• Arrive early to avoid crowds and enjoy the peaceful morning.
• Look for the farmer's market if visiting on a Saturday.

A quintessential Savannah dining experience located in an 18th-century mansion, serving refined Southern cuisine. Famous for its pecan-crusted chicken and she-crab soup, it offers a taste of history with every meal.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for dinner.
• Consider the fried green tomatoes as an appetizer.

This impressive Beaux-Arts building, completed in 1906, features a distinctive golden dome that is a prominent landmark. While primarily a municipal building, its exterior architecture is worth admiring and it's located in the heart of the historic district.

One of Savannah's original 22 squares, named after Georgia's colonial governor, James Wright. It features the striking Tomochichi Monument and is a site of historical significance, once serving as a courthouse and a public gathering place.

• Take a moment to read the historical markers around the square.

Housed in a beautifully restored 1960s Greyhound bus terminal, The Grey offers innovative Southern cuisine with a modern twist. Chef Mashama Bailey's acclaimed dishes highlight local ingredients and culinary traditions.

• Book well in advance as it is very popular.
• Explore the bar area for craft cocktails if you don't have a dinner reservation.

The Jepson Center for the Arts, part of the Telfair Museums, is a contemporary art museum showcasing a diverse collection of modern and contemporary works. Its striking architecture is a landmark in itself, and it connects to the historic Telfair Academy.

• A combo ticket for all Telfair Museums is available.
• Check for special exhibitions that might be on display.

Experience authentic, family-style Southern dining at this Savannah institution. Served at communal tables, the daily changing menu features classic dishes like fried chicken, collard greens, and macaroni and cheese.

• Arrive early, as they do not take reservations and lines form quickly.
• Be prepared for a communal dining experience.

A historic cobblestone street along the Savannah River, once a hub of cotton shipping. Today, it's lined with unique shops, galleries, restaurants, and bars, offering scenic river views and a lively atmosphere.

• Wear comfortable shoes as the cobblestones can be uneven.
• Look out for the historic ironwork and old cotton warehouses.

Located on River Street, this shop offers a wide selection of souvenirs, local crafts, and Savannah-themed gifts. It's a good place to find unique items and mementos from your visit.

Enjoy panoramic views of the Savannah River and the city skyline from this chic rooftop bar. It's an ideal spot for evening cocktails and to watch the ships pass by.

• Dress code might be enforced, check in advance.
• Perfect for sunset views.

A stunning Italian Renaissance-style mansion, famous as the setting for 'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.' The museum offers guided tours showcasing its architectural beauty and historical artifacts.

• Tours are guided and depart at scheduled times.
• Photography inside the house is generally not permitted.

This picturesque square is famous for the 'Forrest Gump' bench scene (though the bench is now in a museum). It's a beautifully maintained historic square surrounded by impressive architecture.

A beloved Savannah institution since 1919, known for its delicious homemade ice cream and classic soda fountain treats. It's a perfect stop for a sweet treat after exploring the historic district.

• Expect a line, but it moves relatively quickly.
• Try the Tutti Frutti or the Honey Almond & Lavender flavors.

A magnificent Roman Catholic cathedral renowned for its stunning French Gothic architecture, intricate stained-glass windows, and impressive twin spires. It is one of Savannah's most recognizable and beautiful landmarks.

• Respectful attire is required for entry.
• The interior is breathtaking; take your time to admire the details.

A historic and hauntingly beautiful Victorian cemetery made famous by 'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.' Its moss-draped oaks, elaborate sculptures, and serene atmosphere make it a unique and memorable visit.

• Consider a guided tour for historical context and to navigate the large grounds.
• Go during daylight hours for safety and better visibility.

A modern American restaurant focusing on seasonal ingredients and creative dishes with a Southern influence. It offers a more contemporary dining experience in a stylish setting.

• The cocktail menu is extensive and well-crafted.
• Perfect for a sophisticated farewell dinner.