Warm Up With These Savannah Wintertime Activities

Who needs a winter coat when you've got Savannah's warm embrace on the Georgia coast? Say goodbye to the shivers and hello to sun-kissed adventures in this beautiful city.
Don't believe us? Just try these warm and happening activities during your winter escape.

Curl Up With a Good Book or Two!
There’s no better way to enjoy the winter weather than to snuggle up with a good book. It’s so relaxing to sip on a hot beverage while getting lost in literature. Check out these local bookstores to find your next great read:
- E. Shaver Booksellers: Savannah's oldest bookstore, featuring a diverse selection of local history, fiction and more. Don't forget to stop by their Bull St. location inside the sweetest Gingerbread House.
- The Stacks Bookstore: A cozy spot with a curated collection of contemporary and classic titles.
- Books on Bay: An inviting bookstore, no longer on Bay St. but tucked away on picturesque Abercorn St., offering those same unique finds and local authors that we love.
Embrace the cozy season with a great read in hand!

Jepson Center & Telfair Children’s Art Museum (CAM)
Browse Art At the Telfair Museums
Winter is a magical time to explore the Telfair Museums, where art and culture come alive. Start your journey at the Telfair Academy, where you can admire an impressive collection of American and European art housed in a stunning historic mansion. Next, visit the Jepson Center & Telfair Children's Art Museum, a vibrant space featuring contemporary works and interactive exhibits designed to engage visitors of all ages. Finally, don’t miss the Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters, where you can delve into the rich historical context of the haves and have-nots. Each venue promises a unique experience.

Andrew Low House Museum
Visit Savannah’s Numerous House Museums
Visiting Savannah's house museums during the winter season offers a unique glimpse into the city’s architectural beauty, all while enjoying a cozy atmosphere and being introduced to the lives of those before us. As you wander through these historic homes, you’ll discover stories of the past and stunning interiors that reflect the charm of Savannah. Here are a few must-see house museums:
- Green-Meldrim House: A beautiful example of Gothic Revival architecture with a fascinating history.
- Andrew Low House: Once home to a prominent Savannah family, showcasing exquisite period furnishings and gardens.
- Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum: Featuring maritime artifacts and exhibits in a historic home, celebrating Savannah's naval heritage.
With so many house museums to explore, each visit reveals new layers of Savannah’s captivating story, making winter the perfect time for a leisurely tour. There are more houses to explore here.

Ghosts And Gravestones Tour
Go on a dark and spooky ghost tour
Why wait for the warm summer months when you can amp up the spook factor with a winter chill? Savannah's haunted reputation doesn't take a vacation just because the sun's out – embrace the darkness and join one of many ghost tours after dark. And let's be real, holding onto your tour buddy for dear life is just an excuse to stay warm. Or take it to the next level and cozy up with a blanket on a hearse tour – because nothing says "I'm ready for the boos" like snuggling up in a creepy vehicle, right? Just us? Don't miss out on the chillingly good time of a winter ghost tour in Savannah.

Service Brewing
Warm up with a cold beer
Having a cold beer in cold weather seems so wrong, but we assure you it’s so right. There are plenty of breweries right here in Savannah - like Service Brewing Company, Coastal Empire Beer, Two Tides Brewing Co. and Southbound Brewery - so you can experience the freshest local beer right at their facilities. No matter what beer house or brewery you choose, we're positive that frothy goodness is the key to keeping warm.
There's much more to discover in Savannah during the winter months when our Savannah Holly Days are in full swing. Don't miss out on one of our most festive seasons.