Savannah

Savannah's grandest green space centers on a iconic 1858 fountain surrounded by live oaks dripping with Spanish moss, perfect for a slow Southern morning stroll.

Savannah's oldest Catholic church stuns visitors with its soaring French Gothic facade, intricate stained glass windows, and ornate interior on Lafayette Square.

This nine-block cobblestone strip along the Savannah River pulses with shops, galleries, and restaurants housed in converted 19th-century cotton warehouses with sweeping views of working cargo ships.

This hauntingly beautiful Victorian cemetery along the Wilmington River is filled with elaborate monuments, ancient oaks, and a melancholy poetry that made it famous in 'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.'

A breathtaking mile-long canopied avenue of live oaks leads to the tabby ruins of Georgia's oldest standing structure, evoking the colony's earliest days.

The Italianate mansion at the heart of Savannah's most infamous murder mystery offers guided tours revealing both its stunning antique interiors and the scandalous story that captivated the world.

Far quieter than Bonaventure, this sprawling historic cemetery reveals layers of Savannah's social history through the ornate graves of Civil War soldiers and freed Black citizens side by side.

This ornate 1892 Renaissance Revival inn on Columbia Square is rumored to be one of Savannah's most haunted buildings, with a dramatic rooftop cupola and period interiors that feel untouched by time.

This small but moving museum on the marsh tells the story of the Gullah-Geechee community that lived and worked at a former oyster and crab factory on the outskirts of Savannah.

Tucked inside the elegant Scarbrough House, this undervisited museum houses an extraordinary collection of intricate ship models and maritime artifacts spanning centuries of seafaring history.

A peaceful 175-acre nature sanctuary just minutes from downtown where you can walk wooded trails and encounter native Georgia wildlife including wolves, bison, and birds of prey.

This sleek modern gallery tucked within the Telfair Museums complex showcases contemporary Southern art in a striking contrast to the city's historic surroundings.

A refined Southern dining experience where locally sourced ingredients are transformed into elegant, seasonal plates in a warmly sophisticated setting.

Chef Mashama Bailey's nationally acclaimed restaurant in a restored 1938 Greyhound bus terminal serves boundary-pushing Port City Southern cuisine in one of the most architecturally stunning dining rooms in the American South.

Set inside a beautifully restored Victorian mansion on Whitaker Street, Husk celebrates the ingredients and culinary traditions of the South with a menu that changes daily based on local sourcing.

A beloved Savannah institution serving prime-cut steaks in a warm, old-school setting that locals fiercely defend as the best beef in the Coastal Empire.

A charming gastropub-style French bistro on Whitaker Street known for its charcuterie, moules frites, and intimate candlelit atmosphere inside a nineteenth-century storefront.

This intimate Victorian District restaurant delivers rustic Italian cuisine made from scratch, with house-made pastas and a soulful ambiance that transports you straight to Tuscany.

Savannah's beloved original craft brewery operates in a storied 1821 building on Bay Street and pours a rotating lineup of house-brewed ales and lagers alongside hearty pub fare.

Founded by military veterans and honoring those who serve, this welcoming Habersham Street brewery produces crisp, well-crafted beers in a taproom decorated with military memorabilia and genuine community spirit.

A relaxed neighborhood bar on Bull Street pouring an impressive rotating selection of local and regional craft beers in a laid-back setting that draws Savannah's beer-savvy regulars.

Set inside a converted 1904 Coca-Cola bottling plant on Liberty Street, this atmospheric bar draws locals with its broad craft beer selection and historic industrial interior.

This laid-back craft brewery near the rail yards offers an ever-rotating tap list of experimental and flagship beers enjoyed in a sprawling taproom with a local, unpretentious crowd.

A no-frills, cash-only dive bar beloved by locals for its cheap drinks, unpretentious crowd, and the kind of authentic neighborhood character that tourist traps can never replicate.

The rooftop bar atop the Bohemian Hotel delivers sweeping panoramic views of the Savannah River alongside inventive craft cocktails, making it the city's most atmospheric spot to watch the sun go down.

A funky, eclectic bar in the Starland District with an ever-changing art gallery atmosphere, strong pours, and a laid-back crowd that makes it a true neighborhood nightlife anchor.

A late-night anchor of Savannah's entertainment district, this expansive bar hosts DJs, live bands, and themed nights that keep the dance floor moving well past midnight.

Perched atop the Aloft Hotel, this rooftop bar delivers sweeping panoramic views of Savannah's skyline and river alongside creative cocktails under the open sky.

Two talented pianists take song requests and trade comedic barbs in this high-energy venue that consistently delivers one of the most fun and interactive nights out in the city.

This speakeasy-inspired bar and live music venue on Bay Street stages nightly jazz, blues, and burlesque performances in a glamorous 1920s atmosphere complete with craft cocktails and costumed staff.