Savannah's Accessibility

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Known for its historic charm, southern hospitality and picturesque landscapes, Savannah offers accessibility options for visitors with all types of abilities.

With its cobblestone streets, historic squares and an enticing waterfront district, Savannah has made efforts to enhance accessibility requirements, including wheelchair ramps, accessible transportation, dining and accommodations.

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Savannah is making meaningful strides in accessibility.

Many of the city's museums, attractions, and tours offer accessible experiences. The flat terrain of the Historic District makes getting around easier for visitors with mobility needs. Transportation is a breeze, with free to low-cost options to get around the downtown area without trouble. This is a place where every traveler–of every ability–is welcomed with open arms and timeless charm.