Things To Do
Forsyth Park
Forsyth Park is Savannah’s largest and oldest public park. Visitors and locals love to take advantage of the park’s expansive green, where festivals, concerts and the weekly Forsyth Park Farmers’ Market are held. The farmers market is held on Saturdays from 9am-1pm.
Broughton Street
Some of the best shopping can be found on Broughton Street in historic downtown Savannah, Georgia. Though the street is just a few blocks long, it's packed with an eclectic mix of antique shops, thrift stores, restaurants, upscale boutiques, and national retail chains.
East River Street
From fine dining to adult slushies to can’t-miss festivals, this famous cobble-stone street has something for everyone. At any given time, you can find yourself being serenaded with live music, watching the beautiful sunset over the Savannah River, or perusing one of their countless stores. It is home to many famous Savannah staples including the River Street Market Place, Savannah Riverboat Cruises, and Wet Willie's. This street is also home to Saddlebags, our favorite country bar in Savannah!
Old Town Trolley Tours
The best way to see Savannah! The tour offers day passes that include on and off privileges, which allows you to hop off the trolley and explore on your own at any time. Conductors narrate the tour with a fascinating and fun mix of trivia and humorous stories. This is such an easy way for anyone to see the city while avoiding walking far distances, dealing with city traffic, or paying parking fees everywhere you go. Pro tip: park for free at the Visitors Center and ride the trolley from there!
Savannah Riverboat Cruises
Enjoy an evening of dinner, entertainment and an unforgettable tour of our historic waterfront city aboard a Savannah Riverboat Cruise! Delight in the refreshing river breezes on a sightseeing harbor tour and savor delicious local southern flavors. They offer multiple types of cruises including brunch, lunch, dinner, harbor sight-seeing, and sunset!
Little Duck Diner
One of our favorite brunch spots! The Little Duck Diner is a “vintage chic diner” reminiscent of dining cars and diners of the late 20’s and 30’s with a contemporary twist. Southern charm meets modern retro eatery. Keep in mind this is a popular place in Savannah so get here early!
The Funky Brunch Cafe
Another one of our favorite brunch spots! The Funky Brunch Cafe is a colorful brunch spot featuring a cook-your-own pancakes option on griddles built into the tables. Keep in mind this is a popular brunch spot in Savannah so get here early! Bonus: this restaurant is dog-friendly!
Ardsley Station
One of our favorite spots for lunch or dinner! Ardsley Station specializes in approachable American Southern Cuisine, wine, beer and craft cocktails. A local restaurant that loves to source their ingredients from local vendors to support the community.
Treylor Park
One of our favorite lunch spots in Savannah! Treylor Park offers multiple locations and a sister restaurant called Treylor Park Pizza Party. You’ll enjoy flavorful and funky takes on classic favorites, exciting craft cocktails, and an energy like no other.
Foxy Loxy Cafe
One of our favorite places to get coffee! Foxy Loxy Cafe is equal parts coffee shop, bakery and Tex-Mex cantina. Stop in to satiate those caffeine cravings, fill up on their hand-crafted tacos or unwind with a glass of wine.
Black Rifle Coffee
Another one of our favorite spots to get coffee! Black Rifle serves hot & cold specialty coffees & teas. The shop is Americana-themed spot and includes a merch store.