Things to Do
Gray Line Trolley Tour
We highly recommend doing the Explore Savannah Trolley Tour to learn a bit more about the city and its layout. This company also provides complimentary shuttle services the day of your tour!
Breakfast on Bull Street
Head down south of Forsyth Park to explore this quaint street with adorable shops and breakfast options that are hard to beat. We recommend Goody's or Big Bon Bodega. While down there, make sure to see the Gingerbread House (pictured above).
Auspicious Baking Co.
You can find Auspicious pastries at coffee shops throughout Savannah, but you can also get them fresh from their bakery halfway between Savannah and Tybee Island. Their restaurant, Bread and Butter, is also a sure hit for brunch (gluten free and vegan options available, reservations highly recommended).
The Paris Market
An expansive boutique with an in-house café. Stop in to find a unique gift or souvenir, and grab a coffee or pastry before you leave!
Museums
Looking for an activity with air conditioning? Try the SCAD Museum of Art, the American Prohibition Museum, or the Telfair Academy.
Quick Bites
We highly recommend both Urban Deli and Sly's Sliders and Fries for those with and without dietary restrictions.
Starland Yard
A great casual option for lunch, dinner, or drinks. Choose from pizza, sandwiches, or rotating food trucks serving Mexican, BBQ, and more. Looking to escape the heat? Two Tides Brewery is right next door.
Aperitivo or a Nightcap
Check out Savoy Society for sharable plates, the Lost Square for great views, or Alley Cat Lounge for fun speakeasy vibe.
Leopold's Ice Cream
A 106-year-old ice cream parlor with a variety of flavors (including dairy free options).