Troup Square

Troup Square, laid out in the mid-19th century, offers a distinctive charm in Savannah’s historic district. Named after Georgia Governor George Troup, the square is known for its unusual centerpiece—the Armillary Sphere, a modern sculpture that pays homage to celestial navigation. Surrounded by elegant townhomes and shaded by live oaks, Troup Square also features the historic Unitarian Universalist Church and is a favorite among pet lovers, thanks to its welcoming atmosphere. It’s a quiet yet quirky stop that showcases Savannah’s blend of tradition and creativity.