Stroll Through Time and Enjoy Some for Yourselves.

Couple walking together beneath the live oak avenue at Wormsloe Historic Site in Savannah.

At Wormsloe Historic Site, sprawling live oaks turn an ordinary walk into a path worth exploring.

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In Savannah, the path most traveled is the scenic route.

Massive live oaks reveal a portal for discovery at Wormsloe Historic Site, while Forsyth Park rolls out 30 acres of lush green carpet. Shaded squares with roomy benches are too tempting to overlook, surrounded by hidden gardens and centuries of architecture - all welcomed distractions along the way. Local shops and outdoor dining give way to extended days where losing track of time is all part of the plan.

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Savannah’s Historic Squares and Parks

Of the original 24 squares, 23 remain today, each anchored by monuments, statues and shaded pathways that tell stories...

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In Columbia Square, shaded paths and quiet fountains set the pace for the day.

Things to Do in Forsyth Park: A First Time Guide

Unsure of where to begin? We've got you covered! We'll be your guide through this illustrious landmark.

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Enchanting Forsyth Park

Savannah’s Historic Gardens

These historic gardens continue to offer a glimpse into the city's past, while inviting visitors to slow down and take...

A lush garden gate in Savannah's Historic District.

A decorative Savannah garden gate covered in ivy. 

Outdoor Dining in Savannah

Good food and a great view? That's a hard combination to beat.

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The Prettiest Street in Savannah

Visitors travel to glimpse intricate residential architecture and landscape, peeking beyond wrought iron gates to view...

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Jones Street’s timeless beauty is as iconic as it is sought-after.

Savannah’s Iconic Sights and Experiences

Very few leave a lasting impression like Savannah, but our city has a habit of being an overachiever.

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A Freelance Exploration

Charting your own course is always encouraged in Savannah. Some routes will be short, others you’ll take the long way around. Follow a side street simply because it caught your eye, pause when something unexpected deserves a closer look or change direction altogether. There's no prescribed way to explore Savannah — consider curiosity your point of reference and leave a little room to go off-script.

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The official Insider's Guide is your go-to reference for all things Savannah & Tybee Island! Read an online version here or click below to order one by mail.

Illustrated cover of the Savannah & Tybee Island Official Destination Guide with Spanish moss, a historic home, a trolley and a coastal pier.

Savannah & Tybee Island Destination Guide 2026

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