Savannah travel information and inspiration

Savannah is defined by its moss-draped historic squares, Antebellum architecture, and a deep-seated coastal charm that makes it one of the most atmospheric cities in the American South. From its origins as a colonial port to its modern reputation for “haunted” history and a burgeoning food scene, the city is best explored at a slow pace.

These Savannah travel guides are designed to provide practical, in-depth information for independent travellers. They focus on visitor logistics, historical context, and maximizing your time at the city’s major museums and historic sites.

Savannah Museums and History

• Savannah History Museum visitor guide: Ticket prices, hours, and tips: This guide provides a walkthrough of the city’s timeline, from its founding in 1733 to its role in the Civil War and the Industrial Revolution.
• Webb Military Museum in Savannah: Plan your visit: Learn about this extensive collection of military artefacts and what to look for during a self-guided tour of the museum.
• American Prohibition Museum visitor guide: Find out what to expect at the country’s only museum dedicated to the “noble experiment,” including details on its hidden speakeasy.
• Georgia State Railroad Museum: Visitor tips and highlights: A guide to exploring the oldest and most complete Antebellum railroad manufacturing complex in the US.

Historic Forts and Sites

• Old Fort Jackson visitor guide: What to expect: This guide explains the daily cannon firing demonstrations and the fort’s strategic importance on the Savannah River.

Georgia Road Trip Guides

• Best stops on the Atlanta to Savannah drive: Plan your journey across Georgia with these recommended detours, including driving times and distances.
• Savannah to Jacksonville road trip stops: Discover the best coastal highlights and historic towns to visit while driving south into Florida.