America 250 Begins Here As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, Savannah offers a place to experience that history in motion. Founded in 1733, Georgia’s first city continues to connect past to present through landmarks, stories and celebrations that carry meaning far beyond the moment.

History buffs swarm Savannah, taking in the rich, significant sites like Old Fort Jackson, Fort Pulaski National Monument and Bonaventure Cemetery. Fashionistas comb Broughton Street for high-end designs, and foodies crave specialties in gourmet shops.

Where visitors can find Savannah events, festivals, concerts, and outdoor celebrations today and beyond. Prepare for a delightful dose of Southern charm in Savannah by rubbing elbows with locals at a variety of events and festivals celebrating everything under the Georgia sun. Trust us, it's the perfect way to indulge that sweet hospitality.

Discover Savannah with top-rated historic tours, haunted ghost walks and cemetery tours, trolley tours, food tours and carriage rides and riverboat cruises.

With Savannah offering endless attractions, it’s easy to miss a few highlights! There are so many exciting things to do in Savannah, we understand it can be difficult to scale down the list of activities to fit in your visit. To make planning your trip a little easier, we’ve compiled this helpful list of 15 things to do in Savannah!

Let’s be honest: choosing where to stay is half the fun of planning a vacation — and in Savannah, the options make it even better.

Discover one of the best family vacations in Georgia. Explore the top things to do with kids in Savannah, as well as family-friendly restaurants, hotels and museums.

Savannah practically begs for its guests to ditch the indoors and get lost in its natural outdoor splendor.

Savannah's recorded history begins in 1733. That's the year General James Oglethorpe and the 120 passengers of the good ship "Anne" landed on a bluff high along the Savannah River in February. Oglethorpe named the 13th and final American colony "Georgia" after England's King George II. Savannah became its first city.

In the 1700s, City Market was Savannah’s central marketplace for people to trade, shop for groceries and mingle with other community members. Throughout the years, City Market has withstood incredible tragedies, including two fires, the Civil War and Savannah’s great hurricane of 1860. But as the city’s population grew and commerce began to spread out, the once-bustling market ultimately ...