Savannah Historic District

"Savannah Historic District is one of the largest and most beautifully preserved urban historic districts in the United States. "

Recommended For

History Buffs: Walk the streets of one of America’s oldest planned cities, filled with historic homes and museums.
Architecture Enthusiasts: Marvel at preserved structures in Georgian, Gothic, and Greek Revival styles.
Culture Seekers: Explore art museums, historic churches, African-American heritage sites, and unique city squares.

Highlights

Forsyth Park: A 30-acre green space with a European-style fountain, perfect for a leisurely stroll or picnic.
Mercer-Williams House: Visit the setting of *Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil* and tour its fascinating interior.
Ellis Square & City Market: A lively downtown hub with shopping, dining, and public art installations.
Juliette Gordon Low Historic Sites: Learn about the Girl Scouts founder at her home and the First Headquarters.
First African Baptist Church: Tour the oldest black Baptist church in the United States, founded in 1773.

Visitor Tips

Pick up a self-guided walking tour from the Savannah Visitor Center to explore at your own pace.
Wear comfortable shoes—foot travel is the best way to see the district’s hidden corners and historic gems.
Visit early in the morning or around dusk to enjoy the quiet charm and magical light filtering through the moss-covered trees.

Local Vibe

The Savannah Historic District is a graceful blend of the past and present. With its peaceful squares, historic landmarks, and local character, it’s a place where the elegance of yesteryear meets the vibrancy of modern Southern life. Whether you're sipping coffee under live oaks or stepping into a centuries-old home, it’s easy to fall in love with Savannah’s timeless charm.

Contact

513 E Oglethorpe Ave, Suite I, Savannah, GA 31401
Phone: 912-238-1453
Website: savannah.com
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