The Savannah Historic District has many beautifully restored homes, twenty-two lovely squares and the most beautiful live oak trees throughout the area. One may enjoy strolling through the area admiring the magnificent homes, architecture, iron work, and doorways. Each square is unique and beautiful as well.

Stayed at River St Inn downtown it was lovely! The staff especially Sarah and Freda. After a long semi stressful drive these girls brightened me right back up gave us great suggestions of where to go! The complimentary bottle of champagne was exactly what I needed! We went to Vic's on the waterfront for dinner It was delicious!

Fascinating! Our docent was Jane, who I believe is the Director of the Museum. Jane’s love, respect, enthusiasm for Flannery brims as she explains Flannery’s early life, and how much of an influence her home played on the budding writer. Jane also explains the intricacies of Flannery’s early life, and how this aided and abetted her trajectory.

The squares, along with moss covered tree streets, gas lanterns, elaborate porches, style, was amazing. Loved everything about it. The history along the way, tours of the homes, great eateries.

Savannah Historic District is phenomenal, it’s everything I’ve read and seen about it! There is only so many places one person can eat, but every place I was dining at had fantastic dishes. The folks in charge of the tours and running the stores were friendly and hospitable, I can’t wait to go again!

really worth the trip! enjoyed the city with our family. would definitely go again. the food tasted in the city was excellent in quality and variety. we took a dinner culinary tour and it was a lovely way to see the historic city.

Very pleasant area to walk around in. Something like 12 small squares / parks. Beautiful homes and neighborhoods. Not a huge fan of the riverfront. That area a bit of a tourist trap.

We just spent a wonderful three days in Savannah Georgia doing all the touristy things. Savannah is a beautiful city with so much fascinating history. Do yourself a favor and google all the gorgeous historical homes before visiting them. Each home is more interesting then the other! Male sure you wear comfortable shoes and have some water with you. We did the Savannah Hop on Hop Off Tour and the Dead of Night walking tour, (see reviews). The people of Savannah are friendly and welcoming. Would highly recommend.

Savannah is beautiful and full of history everywhere you turn. So much to do! I would definitely plan out my days if going for a short while. We were there for 4 full days and did not get to see half of what I wanted! A Must place to experience is the Tavern at the Pink Brick house. Just be ready for a little bit of a wait. I love how there are city parks everywhere you turn. Don't forget to take a good pair of walking shoes, and be ready to climb or descend stairs. They are everywhere I would also suggest taking advantage of the Hop On and Off tour bus. Definitely worth it! Have fun!

Strolling the squares of Savannah is awesome to just see the beautiful homes and buildings. Each of Savannah's Squares presents its own beauty. We always enjoy a walk on Bull Street from Bay Street to Gaston Street. On this walk we pass Johnson Square, Wright Square, Chippewa Square that Forest Gump made famous, Madison Square, Monterey Square with Bull Street ending at the magnificent 30-acre Forsyth Park. The streets around Forsyth Park also have some beautiful homes and architecture especially along Gaston St. and Whitaker St. There is so much to see in Savannah's Historic District. The massive mansion on the corner of Bull Street and Gaston Street was the home of the Lawyer in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. We recommend the "Free Walking Tour" to get a sense of the Historic area of Savannah and the Hop On and Hop Off Trolley to see and learn about Savannah's Historic District.