Savannah Vacations

Dating back to the early 18th century, this historic square features monuments dedicated to notable Savannah citizens, including successful Revolutionary War general Nathanael Greene.

Discover the history behind this restored 19th-century fort, a domineering brick fortification and National Historic Landmark on the Savannah River.

With peaceful walking paths, sporting areas and grassy lawns, this large city park in downtown Savannah is perfect for a day outside.

Tybee Island, also known as Savannah Beach, has a laid-back Southern charm and entices visitors with its beach life, fresh seafood and heritage sites.

Bask in the beauty of the spectacular French Gothic architecture, magnificent artworks and unique history of this renowned Roman Catholic cathedral in downtown Savannah.

This public cemetery is filled with the burial sites of prominent Savannah citizens and is famous for its haunting Southern Gothic beauty.

Tour the sanctuary and museum of this distinctive synagogue to learn the history of the congregation that dates back to the early 18th century.

Dedicated to the founder of Savannah is one of the city’s first squares, a large public space surrounded by Greek revival-style architecture.

View a bronze statue dedicated to Methodism founder Reverend John Wesley and other important landmarks at this centrally located city square, just a short walk from the river.

See why Savannah prizes this stunning building, one of the best examples of English Regency architecture in the United States and now housing an exquisite decorative arts collection.

One of Savannah’s first city squares, this downtown destination is known for its shaded lawns, walking paths and monuments, including one that honors Girl Scouts.

Spend a fun day at this museum that is housed in an old railway carpentry shop and features slides, games and educational activities for the whole family.

Admire the Gothic grandeur of a cathedral and a fountain commemorating the 250-year anniversary of the Georgia colony alongside many historic buildings in this 19th-century city square.

A towering monument and a beautiful Gothic Revival-style synagogue watch over this mid-19th century square in historic downtown Savannah.

Drive down a beautiful oak avenue to see replicas of colonial wattle-and-daub huts at this large state historic site just outside Savannah.

View a fully operational train turntable, take a guided tour and ride a historic steam or diesel locomotive at this fascinating museum.