Curator’s statement
Savannah has a magnetic charm that draws you in with its cobblestone streets, moss-draped oaks and centuries of layered history. I was captivated by how the city blends the elegance of its historic homes with a vibrant, modern food scene that celebrates Southern flavors. Despite all it offers, Savannah feels like a small, quiet town where life moves at an easy pace and never feels rushed or busy. Watching a Savannah Bananas game brought pure, quirky joy, showing the playful spirit that sets this town apart.
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Things to do in Savannah

River Street
River Street stroll and shop
Wander along the iconic cobblestone riverfront, browse charming boutiques and soak in the bustling waterfront atmosphere.
Ship watching on the Savannah River
Grab a drink and relax as you watch the enormous container ships glide by, a surprisingly mesmerizing and uniquely Savannah experience.
Haunted Savannah ghost tours
Step into the city’s eerie past on a guided ghost tour filled with chilling stories and fascinating historic details.
Savannah Bananas baseball spectacle
Catch a game where baseball meets circus — nonstop fun, wild antics and a crowd experience like no other.
208 Wine Bar Somm Challenge
Put your palate to the test at this stylish wine bar’s blind tasting challenge while sipping and learning from expert sommeliers.
Savannah vintage historic car tours
Explore Savannah’s rich history from the comfort of a vintage car, combining sightseeing with a touch of retro charm.
Strolling Savannah’s historic squares and parks
Take a leisurely walk through the city’s picturesque squares, including a stop at the famous Forrest Gump bench at Chippewa Square.
Savor Southern cuisine at Savannah’s best
Dive into Savannah’s thriving food scene with unforgettable Southern dishes, from crispy fried chicken to creamy shrimp and grits.
Places to eat & drink in Savannah

Collins Quarter
The Grey
A celebrated Southern restaurant set in a restored Greyhound bus station, offering inventive dishes and top-notch cocktails.
The Olde Pink House
An iconic Savannah dining spot where you can enjoy classic Southern fare in an elegant, historic mansion setting.
Mrs. Wilkes’ Dining Room
Experience communal, family-style Southern cooking at its best, with heaping plates of fried chicken, cornbread and collard greens.
The Collins Quarter
A stylish café blending Australian café culture with Southern ingredients, perfect for brunch or craft coffee.
Leopold’s Ice Cream
A Savannah institution since 1919, known for its old-fashioned ice cream made from original recipes.
Treylor Park
A quirky, laid-back spot serving creative comfort food with a playful twist, like PB&J chicken wings.
Alley Cat Lounge
A hidden basement cocktail bar offering a massive drink menu and an intimate, speakeasy vibe.
208 Wine Bar
A cozy spot for wine lovers, known for its Somm Challenge where you can test your wine tasting skills.
Need to know
Savannah is a walkable city, so pack comfortable shoes to explore the historic squares, cobblestone streets and riverfront with ease. Be sure to plan ahead if you want to attend a Savannah Bananas game — tickets sell out fast due to their wildly popular shows that blend baseball with comedy, dance routines and fan interaction like no other sporting event. Grayson Stadium, where they play, is a historic ballpark full of charm, so arrive early to soak in the atmosphere, snap photos and grab fun themed snacks or merch. Also, keep in mind that Savannah’s open-container law allows you to carry alcoholic drinks in a plastic cup within the Historic District, making it easy to sip a cocktail as you stroll. Finally, the city’s slower pace is part of its magic — take your time, enjoy long meals and let Savannah’s charm unfold at its own rhythm.

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