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By Matthew Lynch
March 3, 2024
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Savannah, Georgia, is a city steeped in history, charm, and the warmth of Southern hospitality. As we look towards 2024, this enchanting city continues to offer a myriad of activities that cater to history buffs, nature lovers, foodies, and art enthusiasts alike. Here are the 21 best things to do while exploring the moss-draped enchantment of Savannah:

1.Take a Historic Walking Tour: Discover Savannah’s rich history with a guided walking tour through its cobblestone streets, learning about the city’s founding and its role in the American Civil War.

2.Visit Forsyth Park: Spend an afternoon at Forsyth Park with its iconic fountain, ample walking paths, and open areas for picnics and sports.

3.Explore River Street: Stroll along River Street to shop for local crafts, watch large ships pass by, and sample delicious Southern treats from local eateries.

4.Tour the Bonaventure Cemetery: Walk through the hauntingly beautiful Bonaventure Cemetery, known for its striking monuments and famous residents like Johnny Mercer.

5.Admire Art at Telfair Museums: Art lovers should not miss the Telfair Museums – three sites boasting impressive collections of fine art.

6.Enjoy Leopold’s Ice Cream: Treat yourself to a scoop from Leopold’s Ice Cream, a Savannah staple since 1919.

7.Attend the Savannah Music Festival: Time your visit with this annual festival to enjoy live performances ranging from jazz to classical music.

8.Visit The Savannah Theatre: Catch a show at one of America’s oldest theatres for an evening of entertainment.

9.Sip on Craft Cocktails: Partake in Savannah’s vibrant nightlife with innovative cocktails from local distilleries or historic pubs.

10.Take a Haunted Ghost Tour: Explore Savannah’s spooky side with a nighttime ghost tour through some of the city’s most haunted locations.

11.Savor Southern Cuisine at The Grey: Dine in style at The Grey, set in a restored Greyhound bus terminal offering top-notch Southern dishes.

12.Shop at City Market: Browse boutiques, artsy stores, and galleries at City Market — perfect for finding unique souvenirs.

13.Kayak Through Salt Marshes: Adventure through Georgia’s coastal landscapes by kayaking in the area’s serene salt marshes.

14.Bike Around Tybee Island: Just a short drive away, cycle around Tybee Island and enjoy its beaches and lighthouse views.

15.See Wildlife at Oatland Island Wildlife Center: Meet wolves, alligators, and birds of prey while wandering through natural habitats.

16.Learn at the Massie Heritage Center: Engage with interactive exhibits covering Savannah’s architecture, culture, and educational history.

17.Taste Savannah’s Craft Beer Scene: Visit local breweries like Service Brewing Company for a taste of craft beer with a side of Southern charm.

18.Relax on Skidaway Island: Take in serene views and nature trails on Skidaway Island State Park—a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.

19.Catch the St Patrick’s Day Parade (If visiting in March): Celebrate with one of the largest St Patrick’s Day parades in the United States occurring annually in Savannah.

20.Participate in SCAD Events: Engage with unique exhibitions and events hosted by Savannah College of Art and Design throughout the year.

21.Ride Carriage Tours: For those who prefer a slower pace, horse-drawn carriage tours offer romantic and relaxing views of historic Savannah neighborhoods.

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