Things To Do

Forsyth Park

The iconic fountain and moss‑draped oaks.

Lafayette Square

Savannah’s 22 historic squares are one of the city’s most charming features — shaded by live oaks, surrounded by beautiful homes, and perfect for strolling. This one is particularly special as it is where we got engaged.

East River Street

Cobblestones, shops, and beautiful waterfront views.

Jones Street - Prettiest Street in Savannah

Consistently ranked among the most beautiful and charming streets in the United States. Renowned for its high-stooped mid-19th-century homes, towering live oaks draped in Spanish moss, and iconic brick-paved lanes

Mercer Williams House Museum

Beautiful architecture and iconic Savannah history.

City Market Arts Center

Open‑air shops, live music, and casual dining.

Owens-Thomas House

A stunning example of Regency architecture and one of Savannah’s most celebrated historic homes. (Alternative options: Davenport House or Andrew Low House.)

Old Town Trolley Tours Savannah

Hop‑on, hop‑off trolleys (Old Town Trolley or Old Savannah Tours) for an easy way to see the historic district.

Chippewa Square

Known for the “Forrest Gump” bench scene.

Genteel & Bard

Engaging, story‑driven ghost tour that’s consistently top‑rated.

The Paris Market, Savannah

A beautifully curated boutique and café inspired by European markets.

Clary's Cafe

Classic Savannah breakfast and a local institution.

Vinnie Van GoGo's

Famous New York–style pizza in City Market.

Six Pence Pub

Cozy British pub perfect for lunch or dinner.

Vic's On the River

Historic ambience and a great Savannah riverfront experience.

The Gallery Espresso

Little Duck Diner

Stylish, modern diner with great brunch.

Leopold's Ice Cream

A Savannah must‑visit since 1919. Expect a line, but it moves quickly and is worth it.

Broughton Street

Savannah’s main shopping avenue, lined with boutiques, cafés, and local favorites.