Pulaski Square

Pulaski Square is a serene, oak-shaded retreat named in honor of Count Casimir Pulaski, a Polish nobleman who fought and died for American independence. Established in 1837, the square is known for its lush greenery, absence of monuments, and surrounding antebellum homes that reflect Savannah’s architectural heritage. Unlike many of the city’s squares, Pulaski Square retains a more residential feel, offering visitors a peaceful glimpse into local life and a quiet space to reflect on the city’s Revolutionary War legacy.