Savannah Things to Do

In 1847, Fort Pulaski was considered a state-of-the-art defense system, though it fell easily to Union troops during the Civil War. The fort has been well preserved, and visitors may roam through its protective brick walls. A v... more

This stunning home is where the Juliette Low founded the Girl Scouts and held many early Girl Scout meetings and adult trainings. Dating to 1821, the house is an interesting blend of Regency architecture and Victorian-style add... more

Typically held the first Saturday before March 17, this is Savannah's largest annual event and the second biggest St. Patrick's Day Parade in the country. Nearly 500,000 people come to Savannah each year to dress in green, drin... more

A fun and comfortable way to see the Historic District in style, this reliable outfit operates tours of some of Savannah's most popular attractions. The trolley will pick you up at your hotel, with departures every half hour th... more

Want to see Savannah from a different view? Take a cruise on the Savannah River Queen, a replica 19th century stern-wheel riverboat. Daily one-hour sightseeing cruises are offered from River Street. Lunch, Sunday brunch, and di... more

Originally constructed in 1932 to guide ships into the Savannah River, the Tybee Lighthouse is a Tybee Island landmark. The lighthouse stands on 5-acres, surrounded by its historic support buildings, all of which are still inta... more

Near River Street and in back of the Quality Inn, this piano bar not only encourages audience participation, it requires it. A pair of talented musicians duels for the audience's attention as they play old-time favorites... more

If you came to Savannah looking for seafood, look no further. Fiddler's stands as perhaps River Street's most beloved source of the whole gamut of undersea delights. Crab cakes and steamed crab legs, of course, are the house sp... more

A celebration of German food and beer, Oktoberfest in Savannah is held along River Street, one of the most popular locations in the city for festivals. The three-day event held annually in October features an arts and crafts sh... more

The UGA Marine Education Center serves as a resource for educators, students and the public on coastal Georgia marine ecosystems. Featuring exhibits on tidal creek, salt marsh, ocean environments and 14 tanks containing native... more