Nick & Amelia
Things To Do
Tybee Beach Pier
This is the closest beach to us here in Savannah, GA. Though it doesn't rival the beautiful Florida white sands, there are plenty of fun things to do. Check out Southbeach for more touristy activities or Northbeach to visit the lighthouse and museum. Don't miss out on the amazing chicken fingers at Spanky's or fresh seafood at Fannies on the Beach.
River Street Savannah Georgia
River Street is located directly along the broad Savannah River. The century-old buildings, once cotton warehouses, have been converted to antique shops, boutiques, galleries, quaint brew pubs, local restaurants, unique nightspots, elegant inns, and hotels. It’s also the place to see Savannah from the river that made her by taking a cruise or watching ships from around the globe sail into one of the busiest ports in America.
Old Town Trolley
One complete loop takes 90 minutes and covers 9 miles of Savannah’s Historic District, Colonial District, and Victorian District; however, the on and off feature allows you to take the tour at your leisure.
City Market
The Heart of Savannah since the 1700s. Today, City Market is home to some of the Historic District’s most popular restaurants, art galleries, and other shops in a shaded pedestrian courtyard between historic Ellis and Franklin Squares. We love to eat at nice dinner Belford's, grab a slice of pizza at Vinnie Van GoGo's, or slip on a frozen wine slushie from the Georgia Tasting Room!
Forsyth Park
Spanning more than 30 acres, Forsyth Park is Savannah’s largest and oldest public park. The park’s iconic fountain was installed in 1858 and is today one of the most photographed places in Savannah. Forsyth Park is also home to a fragrant garden that was repurposed from a mock fort constructed for training purposes before World War I.
Crystal Beer Parlor
Savannah’s oldest restaurant opened in 1933 during the Great Depression and it’s been a favorite gathering spot for locals and visitors ever since. If you try it out, make sure and taste the famous Crystal Crab Stew & a giant slice of the fried pound cake for dessert!
The Olde Pink House
A hot spot for locals & tourists alike - Make sure to make your dinner reservations in advance! Built on land granted by the crown of England, James Habersham Jr. lived in his mansion from 1771 to 1800. This wealthy planter’s home held many secret meetings which helped to secure the independence of the 13 colonies from England.
The Pirates' House
Savannah’s Famous Pirates’ House is located on one of the most historic spots in Georgia. It is here that Trustee’s Garden, the first public agricultural experimental garden in America, was located. Situated a scant block from the Savannah River, the inn became a rendezvous for pirates and visiting sailors from the Seven Seas.
Wormsloe Historic Site
The arched entrance to Wormsloe is located just off Skidaway Road, near the Isle of Hope community. The state-controlled area includes the scenic oak-lined avenue, a museum, and a walking trail that leads through the dense maritime forest to the ruins of the tabby fort built by Jones in 1745.
Fort Pulaski National Monument
You will pass this historic Civil War Fort on your way out to Tybee Island - Though completed in 1847, Fort Pulaski was under the control of only two caretakers until 1860 when South Carolina seceded from the United States and set in motion the Civil War. A steamship carrying 110 men from Savannah traveled downriver and the fort was signed over and now belonged to the state of Georgia.
Plant Riverside District
Savannah's newest entertainment district that we are simply obsessed with! The site’s original 1912 power plant has been restored with the preservation of historic characteristics like the iconic twin smokestacks and brick exterior and repurposed with the addition of hotel rooms and mixed-use space. You can find anything from pizza, BBQ, seafood, Mexican food & some rooftop bars with a VIEW!
Sorry Charlie's Oyster Bar
Located in the heart of Ellis Square, close to City Market! Sorry Charlie’s is Savannah’s premier oyster bar, serving fresh local seafood with an emphasis on southern regional flavors. They offer the freshest oysters — sourced both locally and from across North America. The rooftop bar has a great view of the Talmadge Bridge, an iconic part of Savannah's skyline.