Emily & Hyun Jai
Things To Do
Tybee Beach
Savannah is a beach town! If you have a chance, drive out to Tybee Island, 30 minutes from downtown Savannah, to see beautiful marsh grass and hang out on the beach. A local hint: cute Korean cafe called "The Tybee Bakery Featuring Cafe Miss Korea." Truly authentic home-style Korean cooking!
Fort Pulaski
For you history buffs out there, Fort Pulaski is a civil war fort and a national monument. A great day visit for people who are here early, or leaving late!
Leopold's Ice Cream
A local ice cream company to cool off just in case it gets hot! Circa 1919, the store is owned by Mr. Stratton Leopold, a famous movie producer. Local hot spot, as well as a tourist destination.
Telfair Museums
Telfair Museums offers a unique understanding of Savannah’s place in our collective American past through art, history, and architecture. Mary Telfair’s 19th-century vision has uplifted the people of this city and beyond for more than a century. Her legacy continues to inspire. Located in Savannah’s Historic District, Telfair Museums is comprised of three unique sites--Jepson Center, Telfair Academy, and Owens–Thomas House & Slave Quarters. Predominant art pieces include Bird Girl, famous for its appearance in the Garden of Good and Evil.
Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace
Juliette Gordon Low, the founder of the Girl Scouts, was born and raised in Savannah. You can take a tour of her home.
Ghost City Tours
Apparently, Savannah is one of America's most haunted cities. For those of you with a strong heart, go on one of Savannah's many Ghost Tours! If you do not like this particular tour agency, there are many other options available. Just type it into Google!
Historic Savannah Carriage Tours
Enjoy seeing downtown Savannah while riding in a carriage. The tours will give you fun and historic facts. There are other companies for horse and buggy tours, if you want to explore other options.