Things to do in Savannah

Stroll the oak‑lined paths of Forsyth Park and capture the iconic fountain; the walk takes about 30 minutes and is completely free.

Explore the historic, moss‑draped oaks and notable tombstones at your own pace; bring a $10 map for $10 to guide your tour, lasting roughly an hour.

View exhibits on the city’s founding and Civil War history; admission is free and the visit takes about 45 minutes.

Enjoy a communal Southern feast of fried chicken, collard greens, and cornbread at shared tables; expect to pay $25‑$30 per person and stay about 90 minutes, arriving early as no reservations are accepted.

Sip a flat white and bite into avocado toast on Broughton Street; the café visit lasts around 45 minutes and costs $12‑$15 per person.

Walk along the historic River Street, watch ships, browse quirky shops, and sample pralines; the free stroll takes about an hour.

Pedal a 5‑mile loop through maritime forest and salt marsh; parking costs $5 and the ride takes roughly 2 hours.

Order the Southern Belle gin fizz in a low‑lit speakeasy vibe on West Broughton; each drink costs $12‑$14 and the experience lasts about an hour.

Drive 20 minutes to Tybee Island, walk the pier, climb the lighthouse for panoramic views, and pay $15 for entry; plan for a half‑day of roughly 4 hours.