Savannah, Georgia, is known for its stunning parks, antebellum architecture, cobblestone squares, historic landmarks, spooky buildings and coastal location. Travelers from all over flock to the destination for beauty and fun.

GETTING THERE & AROUND

The closest airport to Savannah is Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport, about 10 miles from the Historic District. Eleven airlines offer indirect and direct flights in and out of the destination. Transit into the city via taxi, Uber, Lyft, car rental or private limousine. Getting around Savannah is easy, with many walkable destinations, but give your feet a break and take advantage of the bicycle-friendly city and bike to all the hot spots. If biking isn’t your thing, catch a ride on DOT, the fare-free service that helps visitors and locals get around downtown Savannah.

LODGING
JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District
Originally a power plant, the building has transformed into a contemporary riverside hotel. The AAA Four Diamond JW Marriott will pleasantly surprise travelers with its unique architecture, art galleries and rooftop lounges.
400 W. River St., Savannah, Georgia,
tel 912 373 9100

The Marshall House
Looking to stay in a haunted hotel? The Marshall House has you covered. Built in 1851, Union troops occupied the hotel at the end of the Civil War, and it served as a hospital during two yellow fever epidemics. Keep your eyes peeled for spirits haunting the halls.
123 E. Broughton St., Savannah, Georgia,
tel 912 644 7896

River Street Inn
Stay in the oldest hotel in Savannah. Located in a beautiful, 200-year-old cotton warehouse in the downtown Historic District, the recently renovated River Street Inn highlights the city’s history, charm and character.
124 E. Bay St., Savannah, Georgia,
tel 912 234 6400

DINING
The Collins Quarter
For a delicious brunch destination, check out The Collins Quarter, serving brunch daily until 3 p.m. Visitors and locals liked it so much, it opened a second location. If you are looking for a quick takeaway coffee and pastry, the second location in Forsyth Park does just that.
151 Bull St., Savannah, Georgia, tel 912 777 4147; or
Forsyth Park, 621 Drayton St., Savannah, Georgia,
tel 912 298 6532

Huey’s
Opened in 1987, Huey’s serves all the best New Orleans classics and Low Country favorites on Savannah’s historic River Street. Stop in for delicious food or grab a cocktail for a stroll down the river; Huey’s does it all.
115 E. River St., Savannah, Georgia,
tel 912 234 7385

Vic’s on the River
Located in an old cotton warehouse overlooking the Savannah River, Vic’s on the River offers indoor and outdoor dining, delicious Southern cuisine with a sophisticated twist, and attentive service.
26 E. Bay St., Savannah, Georgia, tel 912 721 1000

ATTRACTIONS
Forsyth Park
Covering more than 30 acres in the Historic District, Forsyth Park is a must-visit while in Savannah. The park proves perfect for a walk while enjoying the nice weather, but make sure the fountain, a staple of Savannah, is on your route.

River Street

Explore one of the most popular streets in Savannah. Take the historic walk down the 33 cobblestone steps leading to a street filled with shops, restaurants, rooftop bars, monuments and more.

Tybee Island
Just a short ride from Savannah, Tybee Island lets you escape to the beach to soak up the sun. Featuring five distinct beaches, Tybee Island offers all the activities you love to explore in a peaceful beach town.