Area Attractions

The art and soul of Savannah, City Market is a vibrant entertainment, dining, shopping and art destination in the Historic District. Anchored by the Art Center, this open-air marketplace features modern stores, farmers markets, restaurants, food shops, and art galleries in restored warehouses, and live music and festivals.

The heart of Savannah’s historic district, River Street is a vibrant shopping, dining and nightlife strand along the Savannah River. Stroll down cobblestone streets to century-old buildings converted to shops, art galleries, pubs, bars and waterfront restaurants. Explore the River Street Marketplace and the Savannah Cotton Exchange.

This 30-acre park is a popular site for both locals and visitors. The Forsyth Park Fountain is one of the most visited and photographed attractions in Savannah. The park also hosts a monument to the Confederate Soldier, Marine Corps Monument, Fragrant Garden for the Blind, and the Spanish-American Monument. This park is also kid-friendly as it boasts one of the best playground’s in the city.

Hop on a riverboat and cruise the Savannah River and Harbor while enjoying a candlelit dinner with live entertainment and river breezes. Savannah Riverboat Cruises offers several sightseeing, dinner, brunch and romantic moonlight cruises, as well as a holiday and murder mystery cruises.

A funky fun store where all the designs are done by SCAD students and alum.

Ted Denard has turned his love for local bees into a thriving boutique shop offering honey to eat, drink and even wear.

Boutique chocolatier with a hip fun shop on Broughton street. Try the chili powder truffles for an extra kick.

Graveface is your one stop shop for Vinyl and many other things including cocktail bitters, taxidermy, turntables, cassette tapes, and an occasional concert.

If a martini sounds good for your walking drink, Jen’s features over 300 different ones!

When your legs get tired, rest here for a bit, the home of the world’s funniest karaoke, no exaggeration.

Plenty of to-go options at this fun old bar, it is very local and located off the "tourist" path.

For those who prefer to stroll with a hard to find brew, they carry over 500 different bottles and keep more than 50 beers on tap.